La Sierra High School - Roundup Yearbook (Carmichael, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1959 volume:

t I M M It 4% 4% Editor, Gerry Bagnatori Business Manager, Gayle Huxtable Our school was founded in 1955. The record of that year was recorded in the first Roundup. Through these four years of growth and progress, the history of La Sierra High School has been pictured. On the completion of our first four-year cycle, it is only logical that we look at our school and reali .e the opportunities that it offers. It is this wealth of opportunity we have tried to capture in the fourth volume of our yearbook. We hope the story pre- sented here will bring back memories of the happiest days of your life. While turning the pages of the 1959 ROUNDUP, we hope you will find a growing and an undying love for your school. In the years to come as you look back on your Alma Mater, the Roundup will help you relive those many enjoyable days at La Sierra High School. EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ART PHOTOGRAPHER ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENT GOVERNMENT SCHOOL ASSISTANTS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES Gerry Bagnatori Gayle Huxtable Sheila Rogers Bruce Guenard Barbara Ballenger Sharry Hill Evelyn Lange Sharry Hill Brianne Logan Dianne Burdette Cathy Van Duzer Nancy Stone Sally Herron Judy Wineland Jane Weber Barbara Ballenger Carol Martin staff 5 MB DEDICATION The students will long remember the inspiration and encouragement that you, Mr. Johnson, have given to them through their freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years at La Sierra High School. Without your patience and able assistance, the class activities would not have been carried out as successfully as they were. The students would not be- well prepared for assuming their responsibilities without having had your unfailing guidance. We, the Roundup staff of 1959, wish to express our gratitude and heart-felt appreciation by dedicating this, the portrait of our. high school life, to you, Mr. Robert B. Johnson, Jr., Principal of La Sierra High School. ROBERT B. JOHNSON, JR. Principal 9 CONTENTS BIG BOSSES Administration RANCH HANDS”. . . . THE VIGILANTES . . . Faculty Student Government DEPUTIES . . . School Assistants DOGIES Freshmen YEARLINGS MAVERICKS Sophomores Juniors LONGHORNS Seniors HOEDOWN .....................Music WESTERN HIGHLITES”...Organizations RODEOS ROUNDUP Sports Features THE PAY-OFF Ads V � 4 C 5 Vl ss v 4| P s BOARD OF TRUSTEES 12 DR. J. ROLAND INGRAHAM, JR Dis I riel S it per in end ent 13 June, 1959, is here! Four years have passed since La Sierra opened its doors for the first time to three hundred and fifty freshmen. You. the members of the class of '59 and our first graduating class, have seen many realities come to be during these first four years of La Sierra's history. You have seen our physical plant facilities grow from practically nothing to that which we have now—a large high school. You have provided able student leadership in formulating a sound framework of student government. Your class has had an important role in helping La Sierra achieve success in all phases of its co-curricular program—dramatics, athletics, assemblies, music and social affairs. ROBERT B. JOHNSON, JR. Principal Members of the yearbook staff. I commend you for a very fine edition of the 'Roundup.' Each year the staff surpasses the work of the previous staff. This one is no exception. You as individuals can be proud of a job well done at La Sierra. You have left a high goal for other classes to strive for. It has been an extreme pleasure for me to have been able to work with you as your principal during your high school years. I take this opportunity to wish each graduating senior suc- cess in his every future endeavor. Cow Punchers MRS. F.LLA KNAPP Dean of Girls MR. ARTHUR CATE Dean of Boys MRS. JUNE NELSON Dmn 'A 17 MRS. MARGARET YOUNG 4 'V m i i « 5‘ v ‘v V w , t; f. MR. JOHN CHAMBERS MISS MARIK PHILLIPS Department Chairman MR WILLIAM MONROE MISS ANITA PANTAI.EON MRS. BILLIE CHMELKA MR. GEORGE FAUGSTED MRS. LORAINE GAVALDON ENGLISH MR. JAMES GOODRICH MR THOMAS KANEY, JR. MRS. MARY LOGAN MR. FRANK MOFFAT I MR. MILI.ARD STROH MRS. ARLIENE WEATHERHEAD MR. PERRY WILLIAMS MRS. FLORENCE BOLDEN Department Chairman MRS. VIRGINIA MOULDS FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS. AMELIA CANGI Department Chairman 22 MRS. HELEN BLAYLOCK MRS MARJORIE DAUGHHETEE MRS. SHIRLEY ERICKSON Department Chairman MISS LUCILE SCHLECK MR. MILO CARTER Department Chairman I MUSIC MR. JACK NIEI.SON Department Chairman MISS MAUREEN CHIPPENDALE MR. STANLEY LEPROTTI Department Chairman PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. ROBERT HALL MR. JACK HERON MR. RICHARD JACQUIER MR. FRED LONG 24 MRS. MARY JO COOKE Department Chairman MISS JUDY BASICH MISS CAROL CREASE MRS. NORMA NORTON V pK SCIENCE MR. EARL KOOBS MRS. HELEN I.OEHR MISS MARJORIE McGRANAHAN MR. WENDELL MOULTON MR. FRANK LOPES Department Chairman MR. LOUIS BROEMELING MR. GENE FLORY MR. WILLIAM FREEMAN MR. LEONARD FRIZZI MR. ALBERT N ICOR A MR. CAI.VIX RASMUSSEN MR. JOSEPH SIMMS MR CLAUDE WRIGHT SPEECH THERAPIST WORK EXPERIENCE MRS. MARGUERITE PENNEY LIBRARIAN MISS JEAN BEISHEIM MRS. VIOLA KAMENA NURSE 27 MRS. NADINE STENNETT v t g 5 5 _ ts § $ $ Sl ? £ 4 9£WR R pat TILLMAN Spring GARY GRANT Pall Student Body Presidents BOB CUNNINGHAM, Spring, Boys' Vice President CHARLENE SVEC, Girls Vice President MIKE SLOSS, Fall, Boys' Vice President Secretary MABLE FAT Spring Secretary 30 ROBERTA OWENS Fall Treasurer DOUG BELL WENDY RENWICK Fall Spring Commissioner of Entertainment GEORGE GALE Spring Treasurer NANCY WILCOX Head Cheerleader 31 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES KNEELING, left to right: Chuck Bridges, Senior Class President; Norman Fields, Freshman Class President. STANDING: Gary Gates, Junior Class President; Jim Owens, Sophomore Class President. STANDING, left to right: J. Fletcher, Sophomore Representative; G. Kilpatric, Junior Representative; M. Mc- Rae, Junior Representative; J. Bridges, Sophomore Representative; P. Heeke, Freshman Representative; S. Kil- patrick, Freshman Representative. 32 OFFICERS The Girls’ League is composed of all the girls in the student body. It was headed by Charleen Svcc, Girls’ Vice President, and a representative cabinet. Their advisor was Mrs. Ella Knapp. The main objective of the Girls’ League was to raise enough money for a foreign exchange student for next year. The Girls’ League sponsored the dance, Twinkle Toes; the Student Director)'; the Girls' Assembly and the Annual May Parade. SEATED, left to right: F. Budkc, Secretary; W. Fletcher, Vice President; Mrs. Knapp, Advisor; C. Svec, President; Sue Anderson. Treasurer. GIRLS' LEAGUE SEATED, left to right: J. Lancaster, C. Foote, J. Haverty, M. Fat, L. Messick, STANDING: B. Jenovino, J. Hoffman, J. Fishburn, R. Nichols. L. Schuler, K. Dean. REPRESENTATIVES 33 SENIORS SEATED, left to right: R. Hart, K. Leiting, C. Walton, C. Green, J. Johnson, K. Hjelle, G. Bagnatori. STAND- ING: L. Arnold, C. Gliko, T. Mock, M. Sloss, D. Maclean, R. Pratt, I.. Schuler. HOMEROOM ASSEMBLY JUNIORS KNEELING, left to right: T. Campbell, P. Lovelace, T. Brown, G. McDaniel. SITTING: S. Richter, J. Steiner, J. Cottrell, L. Morris, S. Clark, M. Michell. STANDING: S. Lierman, B. Wiks, M. Goodpastcr, H. Marks, T. Wilson P. Wilson. SOPHOMORES SEATED, left to right: S. Harrington, A. Prater, D. Quigley. C. Martin, L. Starrett. S. Ferraro, C. Knierman. STANDING: L. Wedvick, J. Migliaccio, J. Spencer, W. Arnold, G. Graham. M. Harrison, J. Hoffman. The homeroom assembly has played an important role in the student council. It acts as one of the most helpful ad- visory groups to participate in student government. The purpose and function of the homeroom assembly is to provide a better opportunity for the students to become more closely represented in student government. The homeroom representatives are elected by the students of their homeroom. They represent these students and bring their ideas to the student council's attention and then report back to their homeroom. The assembly is of great importance to the student government and to the functioning of the school. FRESHMEN 35 SEATED, left to right: L. Ballcnger, C. Miller. C. Giltens. B. Sparks, D. Perdes. STANDING: J. Dacus, J Wilson, J. Tolbert, B. Champlain, E. Rafferty. %V fi OFFICE STAFF Left to right: G. Bcutler, B. Hetzel, F. Rhea, V. Lew ton, G Krezman, C. Rhea, P. Hetzel, E. Grother. R, Hart, N. Jansma. OFFICE ASSISTANTS STANDING, left to right: Mrs. D. McFarland, Mrs. G. Crowdus. Mrs. G. Arfstcn, Mrs. V. McRae, Mrs. I. Transtrum. SEATED: Mrs. P. Betteridge, Mrs. H. Williams, Mrs. G. Sparks. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS KNEELING, left to right: J. Hamilton. B. Mikesell, C. Lcvea. I. Watkins. D. Bjornson. STANDING: J. Atkinson. S. Webb. L. Brill, C Whitman. S. Baker. L. Simms. S. Westemeir. S. Van Landingham, L. Hill. C. Olander. C. Cottrell. L. Sides. FINANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left to right: J. Martin, P. Stride, G. Buchanan, B. Smith, D. Liebel. P. Ford, S. Elaison. OFFICE ASSISTANTS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Loft to right: J. Smith, L. Sides, B. Guten- berger. S. Johnson. E. Wyke, L. Dixon, R. Berg, L. Filkcr, P. Menard, M. Taylor, I. Wat- kins, M. Morris. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Dunham, J. Giacomo. G. Bagnatori. D. Denny, J. Oehlert. V. Lcwton, S. Kershaw. SECOND ROW: J. Cusanza. S. Schanz. N. Wilcox. C. Roberts. N. Stromer, K. Jensen. P. Sligar, A. Fagcrskog, L. Barnes. THIRD ROW: N. Lester, G. Huxtable, L. Decker. D. Halliday, A. McAdams, E. Kelly. J. Hall, P. Stoeckmann. P. Parrett. 39 CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS KNEELING, left to right: B Herzog. F. Cloutier. C Berg. B. Hancock. SECOND ROW: B. Hagen. P. Stoeckmann. B. Blake. M. Johnson. N. Horne. L Turner. J. Sjolund. THIRD ROW: R Pyle. H. Priddy. M Abshear. D Maulsby. D. Marston. B Frye. PERSONNEL SEATED, left to right: J Henning. D. Sparks. F. Har- rison. F. Miller. G. Weather ly, M. Sparrow, E. Barnett. M. Morgan. TUDENT PROJECTIONISTS ., Z P.E. ASSISTANTS NURSE’S ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW, left to right D. Liebcl. E. Lange. S. Ander- son. P. Sellars. SECOND ROW: D. Warren, P. Farner. P. Seastrand. C. Foote. A Jenovino. SEATED: L Williams. STANDING, left to right: J. Duncan. J. Boddy. D. Roy. L. O'Brien. 41 SANDY KILPATRICK Representative BRUCE McCREA Vice President fv PENNY HEEKE Representative SUE MEYERS Secretary NORMAN FIELDS President John Adams Marlys Adams Roger Ainc Marilyn Aivaz Charles Aller Jean Allinger Carole Anderson Richard Anderson H-e-l-p CLASS Ol Paul Andrew Susan Arnold Gary Baker Janice Baker Terry Baker Don Baldwin Beverly Ballard Linda Ballengcr Ken Barber Earl Barfelz Nancy Barlow Dick Barnett Roy Bartholomew Bob Bates Curt Battenfeld John Baxter Jack Beauchamp David Bcchthold Janet Becker Dave Beeby Kathleen lie It rand I lc len Benedict Lois Berna Paul Biunchi Please don’t shoot.” I.uther Biggs Bobbie Blado Nancy Blair Frances Bledsoe Bessie Jo Blevins Ken Boek Beverly lkx th Virginia Bosko 962 Michele Bourbon Charles Bouzer Ronald Boyd Edward Bray Harold Bray Doris Bridges James Brown Shirley Brown Tim Broyhill Riki Bruhl Dale Bryans Russell Buchanan Donna Burgncr Kenneth Buxton Robert Byal Ken Bybee Wayne Cable Stephanie Cad way Bill Calebaugh Deanna Camblin Christine Campbell Darlene Carlson Donald Carter Larry Carter Ronald Carter Pam Casey Robert Champlain Judy Chapman Jcri Chidester David Chubon Katherine Clack Fred Clark Joe Clark Don Clarke Diane Clothier Jerry Cole CLASS OF 1962 N V Barbara Cook Darwin Cook ■ Donna Cook Steven Correia Jimmy Cottrell Mansel Cowscrt Kenneth Cox Jerry Craven Mike Curley Dianne Curnow Christine Cusanza Judy Dacus Connie Daniels Karen Dean Jim DcLaVcrgne Carol DcMoranville Richard Dcvcreaux Frank Diehl Dale Dillard Gary Dixon Rex Dixon Sharon Dong James Donohue Jean Donohue Dustin Doyle Janet Draper Janice Draper Timmy Draper John Drew Marsha Dudley Connie Dumas Neil Dunham 46 CLASS Marsha Easterdav Jerry Eckles Richard Egbert Charles Eggleston Alice Eisbrcner Elizabeth Elder Terry Engle Kathleen Englert Margaret Escott Jack Espinal Sandie Estes Gary Evans OF 1962 Cheryl Farnsworth Mike Faught Joanne Fedrau Joan Fender Johann Ferrera Joy Ferris Norman Field Gerry Finch Linda Flashman Clyde Flemmer Judie Foss Leoma Foster Dan Foxvog Marcia Freeman Connie Freese James French Mark Friesen Jerrilynn Frye Joan Fulton Robert Fulton Sylvia Funk David Gannon I.orna Garner Linda Gassaway Larry Geyman Mary Ann Gienap Carol Gittins Barbara Gollaher Sue Goodall Jean Goodpaster 47 Carolyn Graham Alta Gray Kara Gray Stella Griffith Darwin Grigg Robert Hamilton Carol Hannon Gary Hansen Karen Hansen Carolyn Harasin Mary Hardie Marilyn Harper Marlys Heidenreich Patricia Heidt Clifford Helbacka Lynna Hemingway Michael Harper Tom Harr Robin Hauptman Ross Hauser I.ouann Haycock Penny Heeke Homework-' Get that! Steve Hendrickson Gary Henry Cherri Henschel Marilyn Hilsinger Nolan Hinshaw Janet Hinton James Hogan Shirley Holly Nancy Homer Heather Hornsey Kitty Hubbard Kenny Huff Imelda Imoff Bill Ingalls Norma Jackson Thelda Jackson Golda Jay Charlotte Jefferson Bruce Johnson Joanne Johnson Linda Johnson Pamela Johnson Virginia Johnson Mitchell Johnston Judy Jonas Mary Jones Jim Jordan Diane Kambestad Douglas Kelly Jim Kelly Nancy Kelly Bill Kershaw Noel Keyes Bob Keyser Sandy Kilpatrick Dave Kimball Mike Klein Karen Koebbe Carol Koford Barry Koyama Gary Krone- Terry Lambert Ronald Langdon Darrall Lankford Susan LaPrath Gary I.arson Mary LaRue Richard Lauer Sherrill Leake Lani Lewis Ronald Lewis Ted Lewis Patricia Light David Lister Ken Little Maureen Lochelt Kerry Locke Larry Lombardo Charles Lowden CLASS OF 1962 Ronnie Luce Karen Lundquist Bruce McCrea Robert McGee Donna Mclnnes Gerald McKinney Lynne McRae Catherine Majerius Sharon Malone Pamela Mark Kenneth Markley Sharon Marks Sue Marmaduke Kathleen Martin Donna Massey Doris Massey Don Matthews Ann May F.inda Mefford Don Meidinger F.llison Meier Charles Menges Nanette Michael Barbara Mickelsen 50 Conditions arc crowded we know, but isn't this carrying it just a little far. Carol Miller Ciary Miller Joan Miller Leslie Miller Ron Miller David Mistretta Margaret Mitchell Gary Mitzlaff Jerry Mitzlaff Judy Mobley Curtis Monks Edith Moon Margery Moore Toni Moore Constance Morgan Linda Morgan Richard Mowles Judy Murdock Robert Myers Susan Myers Karen Neal Barbara Neff John Nelson John Nelson Alan Nicholas Rosalind Nichols Walter Nichols Maureen Noland Art Normington Bobby Norris Richard Nutt Suzanne Oakes Glenda O'Brien Linda O'Brien James Ogden Janice Oleson CLASS O ■ Patricia Otto John Owen Dick Pahl Bill Parsons Thomas Pascoe Jimmy Patterson Gail Peacock Jean Pengray Diane Perdis Tony Phelps Mary Piatkin Wayne Pine Deana Pino DeEtta Pishek Lonna Pitney Marie Porter Sue Prater Ken Preddy Philip Quady Charles Rackham Elaine Rafferty Carolyn Ralph Gene Ramos Danny Ramscier Sharon Ramsey Joanne Ray Dona Raynor Jack Richardson 962 Paul Riffel Robert Riley Dan Robertson Laura Robinson Robert Robinson Sylvia Rogers Barbara Rollins Joan Rommel Dianne Rooney Robert Rossi Morris Roy Marjorie Royston Robert Ruble Karren Rudy Sandra Ruppel Sandra Sanders Linnie Sankey Michael Scheer Nancy Schneiderman Marion Schoenbackler Larry Schopfer Don Schreckengost Lorraine Schwcndiman Jack Scott Linda Serviss Sharon Sheppard Linda Shields Tony Silva Diana Simms John Simpson Jerry Sizemore Linda Sizemore Gary Smith Janice Smith Jerry Smith Karen Smith Roger Smith Sharon Smith Shirley Smith Michelle Soules Bonnie Sparks Sharon Stabile Jacqueline Stassi Lucille Stauduhar Donna Stefan Tony Stella Kathy Stevens Charlene Stewart Gary Still Richard Stites Sandy Stoddard Marny Stromsness Tom Sturgeon Joan Sunderman Steve Surryhne Loren Suter Ronald Sykosky Walter Talbott Joan Tennity Charlene Terry Bob Thomas Richard Thomas Sheila Thomas Susan Thomas Diane Thompson Christine Thoraldson John Timblin Richard Toon Mary Toothman John Torbert Dennis Trevethick Joe Trifiro Sylvia Trujillo Wanda Turner CLASS OF Do your duty, cat those carrots. Raymond Ward Rick Watkins James Weaver Steven Webb El I wood Wedvick Gary Wehsels Curtis Weil Paula Weiper Charles West Dick West Cecil Wetsel Dorinda Wheatley Kathryn Wherley Mike Whitley Jack Whitmire Marilyn Wilhelm Ronald Wilhelm Stan Willard Jane Williams Jerry Wilson Tamara Sue Wilson Sandra Winberg Sylvia Winks Sharon Winslow Joan Woodville Marcy Wuthrich Sharon Yeomans Barbara Young Gloria Young 962 I don't care if it is Twirp Season! JIM OWEN President fa.K c SUE WAI.IMi Secretary JAYE FLETCHER Representative JACKIE HAVERTY MR FRANK I.OPES Advisor JIM BRIDGES Representative i Mike Abshear Bill Adams Sharon Alber Valerie Alden Dinora Arb r Terry Armstrong Walton Arnold Mary Awender Barbara Bader I.ynda Baker Bruce Barnard Patricia Barnes Wilson Barnett Sharon 'Barricklow Diane Barton Lynne Baughman Monica Baumann Delbert Bcchthold Linda Beers Gary Benson Jerry Benson Cary Berg Eva-Lill Berg Nancy Berryman Sandy Bianchi Caroldean Bibb CLASS OF 1961 Pamela Breaks Diane Breshears Jim Bridges Sherry Brothwell Carol Brown Fred Brown Gordon Brown Richard Brown Sharon Bruno Helen Buck Judy Buckley Sharon Buckley Dianne Burdette Bobi Burreson Don Buxton Edward Carisoza Karen Carl sen Sharon Carlton James Carr Jim Carter Nancy Chapman Don Chevis Dick Clothier Frank Cloutier Dicy Conway Darlene Cook Dick Copenhavcr Gary Costar Beth Couch Nancy Couch The Sophomores' Sir Loin. Paul Cunningham Jack Cumow Joy Curran Sandra Cypert Pat Dahlquist Patricia Daniels Keith Davis David Dawley Donanne Dawley Mike Dean Pat Dean Sharron Dean LloydeU Decker Bill DeLaMater Jim Delaney Sammy Delgado Eileen DeMoranville John Diehl Charles Diggs Rick Dills Rita Dixon Colleen Dodge- Robe rt Dodge Patricia Domingo Lynn Doubblestein Terry Drake Michael Duffy Don Duncan Marion Dunham David Dyba Jacq uel i ne Edwa rd s Marilyn Eister Kent Ekstrom Kirt Ekstrom Dorothy Elam Barbara Ensbury JoAnn Epperson Jack Ernst Kenneth Ernst Jerry Espenshade Kay Estes Ted Fa 1 loon 60 Pennies for Polio: at least we won! Dorothy I-'ord Loren Foss Ralane Fox Jack Francisc Sally Friel Nelson Friesen Bob Frye Joan Funner Patricia Funner Susan Gabus George Gale Robert Gamber Nancy Garant Elaine Garner Richard Garrett Carolyn Garrison Rodney Gentry Toni George Carol Geske Dan Gibson Jules Gilbert Vickie Gilmore Dean Gillespie George Gipc Wanda Gollaher Chris Gompert Tom Goold 61 David Gossett Edward Goudy Fred Graham George Graham CLASS O Nancy Graham Ed Grant Stan Graves I' Tim Griffith Beverly Grotheer Ellen Grother Peggy Harder Sue Harrington Lionel Harris Michael Harrison Nanci Hart Jeanine Hartley Judith Hartmann Bonnie Harvey Jackie Haverty Sharon Hickey Judi Hinshaw Jean Hirtz Collin Hobbs Dennis Hobbs Connie Hobday Adrian Heidenreich Sharon Henckcn Tom Henry Dave Herzog Robert Hewitt 62 961 Judy Hoffman Judy Hogan Marianne Hopkins David Hornbeck Martha Horner Paul Horton Mary Houston Grant Hutchinson Frank Hunter John Jansen Barbara Jenovino Sharon Jensen Pete Howe Genevieve Hoyl Dennis Inman Sharon Jacob Curtiss Johnson Judy Johnson Sherry Johnson Terry Johnson Joe Johnston Ron Johnston Stan Johnston Marshall Jonas Judi Kerr Eddie Kerrin James Kielty Chester King Ed Kittrell Sandra Knapp Cheryl Knieriem Jane Knierim Mary Kozlik Bill Kramer Robert Kulas John Kunkel 63 Who planted it upside down ! Dan LaSan Judy Lazier Donna Lee Judy LeVeck Glenn Lewis Steven Lewis John Leymaster James Liberti Lorna Lieser Donna Liles Florence Linley Kurt Lofing Brianne Logan Dale Lohrey Ron Lopes Ward Low Mallory McCanc Diane McCliment Joyce McCorkle Margo McCracken James McIntosh Pamela McIntyre Keith McKern Ed McKinney Diana Mahacek Rosalie Maiorana Sandra Malcolm Diane Mancheno Woody Manchester Mary Manning Oh! those School Daze. Dianne Mason Wayne Massey Ed Maule Gladys May Walter May Pamela Meadows Lloyd Meeker Darlene Mefford Patricia Menard Raymond Mcnke Richard Merlino Parley Merrill Delores Meyer Richard Middleton Joe Migliaccio Joe Miknius Bill Miller Gary Miller Janice Miller John Miller Sharon Miller Judy Missall Dennis Mod in Linda Molberg Jim Moore Joan Moore Richard Moore Donald Morgan James Morgjn Susan Mortimer 65 Ronald Motz Linda Mull Donna Murrill Donna Myers Susan Myers Dick Neese Barbara Nelson Linda Nelson Monte Nelson Phyllis Nelson Sharon Nelson Billy Nielsen David Norm ing ton Irene O'Callaghan Barbara Olson Jim Owen Diana Owens Ronald Pagc-nkopf CLASS OF 1961 Frank Peter Susan Peter Ronald Peters Barry Peterson Kaye Peterson Janice Phillips Dave Pickens Loretta Pishek Carol Ploetz Lynne Plush Jeff Powell Clark Powers Agnes Prater Lowell Purcell Donna Quigley Ross Rains Art Rairdon Harry Papworth Howard Papworth Patti Parker Peter Parnell Dick Peck John Perkins 66 Donna Range Jacque Rankin Susie Ransdell Susan Rath Donna Reed Hope ReHage Marilyn Reiche Linda Reid Charlene Resch Bob Rewinkle Marlene Rice Sandra Rickman Nancy Ritter Robert Roach Michael Robinson Reggie Robinson Marie Rockman Steven Rogers Mi Vernon Rogers Deanna Roy A ' CLASS OF 1961 Lynn Ruppel Robert Russ Fred Safford Barbara Sanders Wally Sandoval Sharon Schermerhorn Anita Schrumpf Ralph Scott Dale Scribner Mary Sellars Bob Setnik Janet Shurtleff Linda Shurtleff Judy Simpson Judy Sjolund Deann Skogberg Charlene Smith Edward Smith 67 Jim Smith Jim Snapp Gay Sobelman Janice Soderman Ralph Sorrick Jerry Spencer Tom Stanton Bonnie Stark Lynn Starrett Joan Stastney Lee Stites Jonathan Storer Shirley Stricklin Carmela Tabakman Alan Tangren Francine Taylor Gayle Taylor Martha Taylor Et tu, Brute! Patricia Taylor Jackie Temple Bonnie Terkildscn Martha Thom Virgil Thomas Dave Thomasson Scott Thompson Bill Thrush Linda Titus Tom Tkach Sharon Tobias Leigh Townsend Joel Tracy Carol Trafton Jeree Treon Bob Trujillo Cheryl Tuman Mike Underwood Janice Utz Susan Vandershaf Cathey VanDuzer Jean VanEvery Sharon VanLandingham Susie VanLandingham Jim VanVactor Art Verhoeven Delores Vodnik Sue Walima Gail Walker Ken Ward Dennis Wardorp Evelyn Ware Harold Watson James Webb Jane Weber Jim Owen, Betsy Ross of the Sophomore class! Susan Westemcir Louise Wheeler Winita Whitley Allen Wiebc Bill Wiley Rex Willey Linda Wedvick Dick Welch Gale Welch Donnah Wenstrom Azell West Delyis Williams Steve Williams Wanda Winkelman Bill Woodward Carl Yates Philip Zentner David Abood Joel Adams Marvin Adams Aaron Adkins John Adkison Josette Aguirre Diane Aine Julian Ajello John Alden Mary Alvarez Lee Anderson Sue Anderson Wes Anderson Virginia Andrew Lynne Arino Bill Asche Joan Baker Sarah Baker Steve Baker Judy Baldwin Eleanor Barber Merrilec Barlow John Barrett Wallace Batten Robert Baumann Larry Bays Linda Bebee Robert Beckioger Warren Beech Doug Bell Shirley Benjamin Gary Beutler Susan Binning Bob Birehfield Harry Bishop Ben Black Enchante 72 Pat Bolingbroke Mike Boiler Donna Boyd Gary Bradley You want 'um pow Victor Bockmann Janet Bodenhamer Steve Bogdanoff wow ? AI Brown Bob Brown Dita Brown Edmund Brown Linda Brown Scott Brown Terrence Brown Irvin Bryans Michael Buchanan Judi Burgeson James Burke Mike Busch Norma Busch Bruce Bussell Dick Bybee Day Myler Campbell Todd Campbell Dean Cannon Sharon Brady Miriam Braio Joe Bridges Lynne Brill David Brodd Mike Cardile Margaret Carlsbcrg Judy Carver Gary Cassady Adrienne Castellan Skip Chandler 73 Sally Dale Karen Childs Lynn Christie Richard Chubon Lenora Clark Rea Kay Clark Sandra Clark Jim Colby Mike Coleman Wanda Collier Michael Collins Judy Coones Pat Cosby CLASS OF Don Dean Franklin DeBoard Pete DeMauro Howard Dielman Dennis Dillard Linda Dixon Steve Doll Alvie Donnel Jack Donohue Barbara Downing Craig Downing Dorothy Daniel Robin Darby Barbara Davidson Bud Davies Bill Davis Carol Davis Connie Dean 4 Lois Downing Dan Doyle Shcrec Doyle Bruce Drews Dell Dreyer David Driscoll Dennis Duffy Virginia Duhl Janice Dumas Jack Dundon David Dunham James Dyer Carolyn Eckhardt Mike Elder Sandy Eliason Carol Elkin I960 Arthur Ford John Forsythe David Foss Linda Foster Dennis Fountain Joe Fralick 75 Rich Francisco Bill Frank Steven Frank Milton Friedenberg Holli Fuller Linda Gabriel Linda Garner Sharon Gartner Gary Gates Elaine Gentry David Gibson Ronnie Gifford % Hugh Gorman Bill Green Stanley Griffith Gcorgetta Grocsbeck Mara lee Grote Harry Grotheer Rosalie Gruen Bruce Guenard Stanley Guidero David Gunther It’s in the bag. ) Diana Gustin Barbara Hagen Michael Hakari Jean Halverson June Halverson Roy Hamlin Erin Hansen Bill Harley Bob Harper Janice Harper Jeannette Harr Judy Harrington Lorn a Harris Shirley Harris Randall Hartley Gayle Haslctt Sharon Haverty Bradford Hawkes Ernest Hawkins Les Heather Sharon Heidbreder Karin Hellewcll Ruth Helms Sharry Hill The Ingenious Juniors! Susan Hinton Larry Hobbs Bill Hobday Jane Herr Shelia Hcrrlin Barbara Hetzel AI Hertzog Lynda Hill Mike Hill Don Hof fart Ron Hogan Donna Hoick Joyce Holloway Janice Holly Janet Holm Jan Holmes Barbara Holtz Elida Homer Sharon Honnold James Hopkins Nancy Horne John Horton Nancy Hotchkiss Jack Houston Marion Hunt Doug Hunting Bill Huntington Melvin Hurst Patricia Hurst Bruce Hutchison Elizabeth Hveem Joseph Inclan Bruce Inglis Wayne Irey Kathleen Iverson Corctte Jacobs Karen Jacobson Alan James Jamie James Jim Jameson Neal Jansma Ruth Jansma Kay Jennings Annabel la Jcnovino 78 CLASS I960 Curt Johnson Doug Johnson Karen Johnson Lowell Johnson Saundra Johnson Stephen Johnson Craig Jeremias Carroll Jerue Cris Johnson Steve Johnson Roy Jones Frances Justis Leonard Kahn Jerry Kaufman Allyn Kelbar Emily Kelley Glen Kelley Bonne Kern Sandra Kershaw Gary Kilpatric Richard Kimball John Kistner Dave Klein Les Kole Bob Koltun George Krcmer Gloria Krezman Kay Kroening Linda Krumel Jim Kurz Terry Lais Bill Ijmb Chuck Lamb Jackie Lancaster Jackie Line Nancy Langley Gloria Lansdale Dave Lari son Judy I.aRue Lynn Laughlin Linda Law Dick Lawrence Gcri I-azier Bob Lee Wayne Lee Joan Leech Mike Leek CLASS OF I960 Barbara Leuc' Craig Levea Diana Lewis Mike Lewis Sandra Liermann Barbara Lindroth Carol Linlcy Darlene I.inley Patricia Lochelt Marsha Lomax Carolyn L mbardo Norma Long Josie Lopez James Lott Philip Lovelace Sharol Lowry Betsi Lui Linda Lutz 79 80 Mike McNeil Buddy McQueen Marsha McRae Joe Maiorana Martha Malone Alden Manard Lynne Marchal Henry Marks Jerry Marquart Richard Marsh Dusty Marston John Martin Paddy Mason Duane Matthews Richard Matthews Gene Meadows Margaret Meder Gerald Meidinger -j Junior Pow Wow. John Michcla Marilyn Michel I 'I'he Junior Rascals. Judi O'Connell Jeanette Odgers Robert Miller Edward Mink Bob Monroe Bill Moore Bill Moore Dana Morel Ellen Morken I.inda Morris Linda Mousted Gary Muclrath Sandy Munro Bob Nelson Betty New Judy Nielsen Nancy Nolle Bo!) North Ronnie Nugent Robert Nye Chris Mickelsen David Miller 81 Donna Olson Doug Pace Charles Painter Carlene Panicucci I.inda Pantalone Gayle Pappa Julienne Patton Dale Paulsen Rich Payne Patricia Pense David Percox Jack Perez Sheryl Peterson Howard Pettigrew Mary Pierce Morris Pierce Skip Pisor Bruce Platt Anton Ponzo Pat Poole Janice Popoff Dan Porter Barbara Powell Shirley Powell Mary Pyle Jack Quigley Ron Ralph Alvin Ramos Michael Rayfuse Wendy Ren wick Barby Requa Donna Reynolds CLASS OF 82 Fred Rhea Sandy Richter Dave Rietz Karen Rist Duane Rivers Carol Roberts Charles Roberts Dewey Roberts Lee Robinson Roger Robinson Sharon Rodman Sheila Rogers Shirley Rogers Leonard Roggero Donald Rosen Twila Roy Tim Ryan Jeff Sam'po Shirley Sanders JoAnne Saunders James Scarborough Sharon Schanz Margo Schneiderman Darrell Schoer Susan Schreiber Carol Schwendiman Sandi Scofield Mary Scoggin Roger Seaman Paula Seastrand Douglas Self Heather Selfridge Pam Sellars 83 Dawn Sellers Marilyn Sharp Judy Sheffield Darryl Shenkel Howard Shirley Joanne Silva Karen Skhal Steve Slagle I.yndell Slicton Penny Sligar Linda Smith Robert Smith Sandra Smith Susan Smith Bill Snyder Tom Stark JoAnn Steiner Bill Stenson Darlene Stevenson Gerry Stcyn Myrna Sweet Linda Sylvia Texie Tenney Marina Thomas Linda Thompson Sue Slyker Bob Smith Jack Smith Jim Smith Jo Ann Smith Kenneth Smith Jim Soules Carol Sparks Glenn Sparling Judy Spilman Gary Stalker Clifford Stapp Karen St i I ley Gail Stinson Pat Strick Verna Strickland Nancy Stromcr Pansy Sturgeon Joanne Tornatore Michael Treon Larry Trocke Jessie Turner LaVoynne Turner Rodger Van Horn Sheila Wagaman Tom Warmuth Pete Warren Linda Watson John Weatherly Nan Weaver Ned Van Maanen Delores Van Vactor Dana Versteegh Peggy Victor Carol Wade Fred Weber Jerry Welch Norma West Sherryl Wickens Peggy Whittier Reggie Wiley Sam Williams Lorraine Willis Dick Wilsnack Linda Wilson Marilynnc Wilson Pat Wilson Stephen Wilson Tom Wilson Michael Wilton Gus Winbcrg Ellen Winslow Parker Womack Larry Woodman Bob Wright Judy Wright Elsie Wyke Phillip Yocum Camille Young Robert Zahary Curt Zeilie-maker Dennis Zimmer Vai!� m JOHN BAKER Vice President JAMS WILLIAMS Secretary KAREN F RE IT AG Representative I.ORXA I. ADOLFSON JUDY L. AGER PAMELA AKERT GRADUATE LYNN ALTENHOFEN B. of A. Trophy Vocational Arts Home-making DAVE D. ALVES CAROL JEAN ANDERSON IRIS ELAINE ANDERSON ROBERT WILLIAM ANDERSON SUSAN MARGARET ANDERSON BOB ANDREWS DEBRA ANTLEY DONALD ATKINS JOYCE A ATKINSON KATHARIN AUSTIN GERRY BAGNATORI 88 BONNIE BAKER JOHN THURLOW BAKER. JR SUSAN BAKER DF ’59 DIXIE BALLEW MIKE BARBER LINDA BARNES I.INDA E. BARNES GARY EDWIN BARRICKI.OW JOHN E. BEAUCHAMP ROBERT G. BEEBY BRENDA K BEERS DOUG L. BELL JOANNE M. BELTRAND VIRGINIA A BENJAMIN JACQUELINE A BENNETT 89 SONIA L BENSON ALBERT BENT ROSALIE BERG GRADUATES FRANK BIANCO LINDA L. BIRCH FIELD B. of A. Certificate Social Science JANET BISHOP B. of A. Certificate- Business DEANNA BJORNSON BRUCE BLACKBURN BETTY BLAKE NEALE BLASE SHARON BLURTON JUDITH A BODDY LEE BOEK VIRGINIA BOHANNON MILTON BOLSTER JAMES BONNEY CHARLES E. BRIDGES GARY JOE BROWN 90 TEDI BRUNS GLORIA BUCHANAN FRAN E. BUDKE SANDRA Bl'RGESON OF ’59 RUTH E. BURRESON ANN E. BUSH BILL BUXTON LARRY BURKHOLDER DANA CLARIE CALI.AND KENT STUARI- CAM PBELL DENNIS CHAPMAN DEWEY O CAIN JENNIFER JUDITH CHASE JOHN CHASTAIN CAROLYN A CLARK JOYCE MARILYN CHAPMAN- WILLIAM COLE SANDRA JUNE COLLETT EDGAR A. COLLINS. JR RHONDA M. CLOTHIER 91 JAN L. COLLINS BARBARA JEAN CORBETT ROBERT EDWARD JUDITH M. COSTA CORRIE GRADUATE! JERRY W. COWSERT ROBERT L. CUNNINGHAM VIRGINIA K. CURTIS BEVERLY CRAIG JAMES ANTHONY CURRY JUNE M. CUSANZA JACQUE CRAMER JOE CURRY FRANCIS M. DALTON DICK CRUSER PAMELA F. CURRY ARTHUR DALE DANIELS HARRIETT A. DAVIDSON STEPHANIE DAVIES DONNA DAVIS ROBERT DEAN DF ’59 DARI.ENF. DENNY CLAUDE DOERR MICHAEL V. DUELL ED DEBOARD PAT DIELM ANN RICHARD DRAKE RICHARD KENT DEHART CAROLYN MARIE DILLS JEAN DRAPER KATHERINE DEKKER WOODY CLAY DI PALMA PETER C. DROWN 93 JUDY DUNCAN CHARLOTTE I. DUNHAM SUZY DURYFA GRADUATE THOMAS J. EASTMAN DAVID EMERSON EDWARD R. ESTBERG DENNIS C. EWERT PAT A. EARNER MABLE FAT JOHN C FELTON LONDA FILKER MEL FISCHER MARK H. FLEDDERJOHN WILLA KATHERINE FLETCHER PERDITA L. FORD DELORIS A. FORSYTHE EUGENE FOUNTAIN JOAN M. FRANCESCHI KAREN FREITAG 94 ADELE E. FREMBD MELVIN C. FRIEDMAN KAREN SUE FRIEL DF ’59 JACK FROST KAREN L. GANNON MELINDA GEISLER WAI.LY D GEORGE VIRGINIA GERE CURTIS P. GESKE JOAN K. GIACOMO CAROL GILBERT JOHN GILMER RICHARD GIST LINDA GITTINS LARRY GIVENS MILTON CLAZENER CARL A GLIKO BARBARA GOODRICH DON GORDON 95 CARY J. GOULARD DONALD G. HALLIDAY ROBERT A GRAHAM GARY W. GRANT BILL C. GRAVES GRADUATES RICHARD FRANK GRAY PEGGY J. GRUNDMAN DEAN ALLEN GREENBERG PAUL H. GUTTMAN DENNIS A. GREENBERG CARROL LARAYE RICHARD L. HAINES GREENE DANYA JOY HALL JANIE HAMILTON DAWN CHERYL LONNIE HANCOCK HAMMOND ROBERT JAMES FRANK DENNIS SAMUEL ROBBINS IACKIE HARD HANCOCK HANNIBAL HARBINSON )F ’59 JIM HARRISON ELTON HART ROXANNA JEANNE RICHARD M HASLETT NOREEN HEII. ROBERT LELAND HART ROBERT HERZOG HELLEWELL SALLY O. HERRON PAT HETZEI. THOMAS A HIATT JUDY HILL LESLIE K HILL ELLIA K. HIRST DENNIS C. HITZEMANN KAREN ANN HJELLE RICHARD HOOK JIM BRYSON HOOKER PETE HOOSE KAREN L. HODGES I.ARRY R. HUGG LARRY C. HUNTING SANDRA GAYLE HUXTABLE NANCY ANN HORNER CAROLE JACOBS STEPHEN B. JACOBY JANICE JENNINGS DANNY JACKSON KAREN E. JENSEN KERRY JEPSEN TERRY JEPSEN LYNN JENNINGS GRADUATE DON JOHNSON JUDITH I.YNNE JOHNSON MARY JOHNSON DONALD JONES FREIDA M JONES KAY C. KAPPEL DEL KATZ ROSEMARY KEEVF.R ROY E. KENNEY JERRY KERNEN OWEN H. KHATOONIAN WILLIAM A. KNAPP MARCHETA KNAUFF GARY L. KURK MA AOLA LAM SAM JOLANA L. LANCASTER EVELYN LANGE GILBERT LANKFORD JIM CARY LEDBETTER OF '59 DARLENE A. LEE KATHLEEN B. LEITING LINDA LEMON BOBBIE LEWIS JAMES H. LEWIS NANCY J. LESTER VIVIAN JOYCE LEWTON JERRY B. LEWIS WILLIS C. LEWIS I GRADUATE HAROLD LITTLE ALICE LIVINGSTONE REX ELL ANN LLOYD WALTER LUETH WILLIAM J. LUFT ANITA L. McADAMS DAVE McCABE OF '59 mary m. McDaniel FELIX WILLIAM McGINNIS CLARENCE McKAY KATHLEEN McKERN DANIEL J. MacLEAN MIKE MAHACEK MONTE D. MAHAN PAT MALONE LEROY MARSH CAROL MARTIN JOAN E. MARTIN TOM MARTIN DENNIS MARTY DF.NNIS MAULSBY BILL MASSEY EDITH C. MASSEY DAVID J. MATTICE ANTHONY P. MIGLIACCIO NORMAN MAULSBY PATRICK W. MEADOWS LYNETT M MESSICK LOUIS MINKNER ROBERT D. MIKESELI. GRANT K. MILLER TERRY MILLER MICHEL M. MONROE DALE J. MISCZYNSKI B. of A. Certificate Shop JOHN BRYAN MITCHELL TOM E. MOCK EUGENE MORROW CAROL A. MOODY MARY L. MORRIS SUE MORRIS 2 GRADUATE RONALD MUNRO WILLIAM R. MURCHISON KEN F. MURRILI. JOAN CAROL MURSCHEL JOE NANGLE GARY NEIL ELBERT MICHAEL NELSON JIM M. NELSON RICHARD B. NELSON PATT A. NEWTON CAROLYN VIVIAN NICHOLSON JACK A NICHOLSON GENE NOLAND JUDITH ANN OEHLERT GERRY OHLSON CAROL OLANDER DF '59 DICK K. OLLIS JERE M. OWEN ROBERTA OWENS STEVE PALMATEER CLIFFORD ELLIOT PARK PAT PAR RETT RAYMOND (BUZZ) PATTERSON B. of A. Certificate- Science GRADUATE BARBARA REGINA PATTON PAUL PATTON KAREN PELLONINI MICHAEL ANN STANLEY PETERSON. JR PENDERGAST JOHN PEZELY. JR. KEN PEASE LORENCE I.ARRY PERKINS KAREN E PHILLIPS DICK PECiRAM TOSCA PERKINS MARGARET KAY PLATT CAROL PLATTE CARL POBANZ RAYMOND PRATI GARY L. RAINER OF ’59 CHARLES P RALSTON LOIS ARLENE REAY DOLI.ITA P ROBERTS ANDY RAMOS CHARLES RHEA HD ROBINSON DON RAMSEY NORENE Jl'DY RICHTER GARY G. ROBINSON LINDA RANDOLPH ROBERT IRVIN RIECKS MERLE L. ROGERS RONALD LEE RUGGLES PEGGY RUSSELL RICHARD A. SANDNER LINDA I.EA SCHULER PAUL G. SCHROEDER LINDA LEA SCHULER B. of A. Trophy Fine Arts Music GERALD SCOTT LORETTA DEANN SCOTTO MIKE SENNEFF RONALD HAROLD SHERER DARRELL SHURRUM ROBERT S. SHUTE I.ORENE SIMS NORMAN L. SIZEMORE JANET DIANE SJOLUND MIKE SLOSS graduate: 106 AILEEN SMITH EI.AINE SMITH MARILYN J. SMITH PATSY LEE SNYDER B. of A. Certificate Foreign Language SHARON J. SNYDER MICHAEL B. SPACY DON SPRINGER DENNIS STANGE SHERLYN R. STAUP DAVE STEENBL'RGEN DALE LEE STENNETT DAVID STEPHENS DARYL STEWART CARY STEYN RALPH LEONARD STICKLER LARRY D. STILL OF ’59 107 PAULETTE NANCY CAROLE STONE CAROLYN STORM MIKE W. STUART STOECKMANN GRADUATES RICHARD L. SUITER CHARLEEN MAY SVEC JACK SWEIGART STANTON JAMES JERRY LEE TERRELL RENA MARIE TATTERSON THORSTENSEN BOB TANCREN PAT J. TILLMAN PATRICIA J. TIMBLIN FRANK JOHN TKACH TERRY TOEPFER EUGENE E. TOI.ER 108 JIM TOMICH CONSTANCE A. TROCKE THOMAS SIDNEY TUDQR DIANN B. of A. Trophy UNGARETTI Liberal Arts English 9F ’59 clArk van duzer RICHARD VIDA ANDREW JEFFERY VAN HORN DONNA MARIE WADE BRUCE JASPER VERHOEVEN CAROLE A WALTON JOYCE M. VERMEULEN WILLIAM L WARDELL BARBARA WARK DELORES JAYNE HAROLD WATKINS ILA WATKINS WARREN 109 JUDY ANN WEATHER HOLT TED WEBSTER SHARON JOAN WESTEMEIR JIM WICKS CAROLYN E. WEBB BARBARA L. WELSH LESLIE G. WESTERINEN THOMAS A. WIEDERHOLD SHIRLEY JOY WEBB BOB WEST CAROL J. WHITMAN DAVID E. WILCOX HAROLD WILLIAM WEBER PRESTON WEST STEVE WHITMER NANCY JANE WILCOX GRADUATE no OWEN EDWIN WILHELM JIM WILLIAMS JUDY L. WINELAND GERALD W. WRIGHT OF '59 CHET WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS KEITH WINKLE JOHN WRIGHT DICK WILLIAMS PENNY WILLIAMS JUDY J. WOOD WILLIAM GERALD YEAGER JANIS WILLIAMS GEORGE T. WILLIS JOHN D. WOOLI EY FRED ZEILLEMAKER III Jk Va { «r V 4’ i, % Vi Cf i «fAV 4� 5fc w s CV ■ MUSIC V ft S Z v'c x ft V Oft V ft ev- Lyrics by LINDA BARNES Music by PETE DROWN MR. JACK NIELSON ROW 1, left to right: J Hirtz, G. Dixon, G. Welch, M. Wilhelm, P. Snyder, C. Gompert, J. Drew. ROW 2: C. Hobbs, S. Hunt, N. Nolte, D. I.a San. S. Guidero, C. Zeillemaker, F. DeBoard. ROW 3: J. Bockoven, R. Cunningham. C. Hel- backa, D. Wilsnack, D. Wade, D. Bell, S. Bogdanoff. 114 MARCHINC BILL SNYDER—Drum Major ROW 1, left to right: R. Rossi, N. Van Maancn, D. Owens, A. Castellan, J. Miller, E. De Moranvillc, C. Majerius. ROW 2: A. Normington, S. Benjamin, S. Dale, L. Schuler, H. Selfridge, S. Baker, S. Meyers. ROW 3: B. Stenson, O. Wilhelm, M. Hurst, P. Howe. R. Wilhelm, L. Heather, D. Gossett. B. Welsh. BAND ROW 1, left to right: S. Dale, T. Stella, O. Wilhelm. S. Baker, L. Miller. E. DeMoranville. N. Nolle, P. Snyder. ROW 2: C. Majcrius. A. Normington, B. Stenson, B. Snyder, A. Castellan. P. Howe, L. Heather, L. Schuler, G. I.ansdale, B. Welsh, B. Anderson, S. Bog- danoff, D. Wade. ROW 3: D. Owens, S. Benjamin, D. Gossett, C. Helbacka, C. Gompert, F. DeBoard, J. Hirtz. C Hobbs, G. Martin, B. Cunningham, S. Scofield, G. Welch, M. Wilton. D. Bell, S. Hunt, S. Guidero. ROW i: M. Hurst. S. Meyers. B. Rossi, N Van Maanen, G. Gipe. SENIOR BAND ORCHESTRA ROW 1, left to right: K. Martin. B Welsh, J. La Valley, J. Blevins. S. Baker, L. Miller. N. Nolle, D. Carlson, C. Eckhardt. ROW 2: M. Jones, J. Casner, D. Rietz, B. Cunningham, G. Martin. B. Snyder. A. Castellan, S. Benjamin. S. Dale, S. Bogdanoff, L. Schuler, B. Downing. ROW 3: J. Holm, D. Oetting, M. McDaniel, S. Hunt, S. Guidero, M. Hurst. S. Myers. 116 Carol Filonow Sandy Munro Sandy Scofield Cindy Foote Marilyn Epperson 117 MAJORETTES A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW: left to right: B. Goodrich, J. Hard, J. Omstcad, J. Spilman, J. Curran, H. Davidson. C. Nicholson, M. Grote, A. Jenovino. SECOND ROW: J. Duncan, C. Trocke, S. Gartner, D. Gustin, L. Foster, S. Rogers, G. Pappa, P. Whittier. SOPRANO FIRST ROW. left to right: G. Hoyle, N. Horner, S. Cowan, S. Henderson, S. Harris, M. Fischer, J. Chase, L. Adolfson, S. Hinton. SEC- OND ROW: L. Chandler, S. Wickens, M. Gomez, M. Hall, N. Langley, S. Van Landmgham, B. Welsh, R. Clothier, L. Krumel. ALTO FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Wright, J. Cusanzd, R. Ralph. SECOND ROW: J. Kurz, A. McAdams, P. Drown, J. Collins, K. Pease. TENOR ROW 1, left to right: A. Jcnovino, M. Grote, H. Davidson, B. Welsh, L. Foster, J. Duncan. J. Chase, M. Fischer, S. Cowan, L. Adolf- son. ROW 2: J. Collins, R. Haslett, W. Lueth, K. Ekstrom, J. Wright, A. McAdams, D. Gustin, S. Rogers. MADRIGAL CHOIR Left to right: Harriet Davidson. Barbara Welsh, I.orna Adolfson. TRIO Maureen H. Chippendale Left to right: Pete Drown, Lee Boek, Darrell Shurrum. Seated: Dick Cruser. QUARTET CLOCKWISE: L. Adolfson, President; D. Ewert, Vice President; S. Henderson and M. Grote, Co- Chairmen of Attire; M. Gomez, Secretary and Accompanist. DIRECTOR OFFICERS 119 f i% $ fi COUNTS SITTING, left to right: S. Rogers, S. Herron, N. Stone, 13. Ballengcr. STANDING: J. Weber. E. I-ange, B. Guenard, D. Sellars, J. Wineland, C. Martin, D. Burdette. B. Logan. THE ROUNDUP Through our cover, layouts, and art designs, we have tried to bring a feeling of the Old West into your yearbook in keeping with the school's traditions. Much time and effort has gone into the producing of this yearbook for your enjoyment. Both major and minor problems arose but were adequately dealt with by the staff. A book is only pages between two covers, but our Roundup” is filled with events, places, and friends that we want to remember forever. It is hoped that everyone enjoys the yearbook and, on looking back at it, will remember those precious days of yesterday (or as they will come to be known by us all, the good ole’ days) as the best ever. The Staff 122 GERRY BAGNATORI Editor GAYLE HUXTABLE Business Manager MRS. MARIE PHILLIPS Advisor SITTING, left to right: R. Berg, J. Wood, F. Budke, L. Barnes, J. Murschel, J. Bodd?, C. Webb. STANDING: L. Purcell, H. Marks. F. Collins, D. Jones, L. Givens, B. Andrews, P. Poole. THE BRANDING IRON One- word, ''Pandemonium,'’ described the daily happenings in L-3. As the mail must go through, so must the school newspaper. The Branding Iron Staff is constantly digging up news for articles, features, and columns. Above the clicking of typewriters, flashing of flashbulbs, and well . . . confusion, the busy editors can be seen putting pictures here and stories there to complete the newspaper. The Branding Iron is as important as the classroom books, for it informs the students of the school happenings— things to come or things that have happened. The Branding Iron has survived through the confusion of this year, and it will be here many, many more. The Staff BARBARA CORBETT CAROLYN WEBB ELIDA HOMER MRS. MARGARET YOUNG Fall Editor Spring Editor Business Manager Advisor 123 ROW 1, left to right: L. Marchal, S. Herron, S. Anderson, V. Curtis, N. Stone, W. Fletcher, B. Beers, T. Perkins, A. Prater. ROW 2: H. Weber, J. Nielson. P. Menard, M. McRae, T. Migliaccio, N. Maulsby, T. Curry, D. Emerson, Mr. Nielson, (Advisor). ROW 3: D. Cruser, L. Boek, S. Kilpatrick, W. Renwick, J. Cottrell, J. Fletcher, P. Drown, P. Tillman, Mr. Cate, (Advisor). ROW 4: G. Robin- son, D. Bell. J. Soules. J. Miller, I.. Givens. J. Bonncy, J. Kurz, D. Wilcox. OFFICERS PEPSTERS COUNCIL The Pepster Council is composed of members of the four Pep Clubs. This Council initiates plans for and schedules all of the clubs’ activities. Portions of these plans are then presented to the individual Pep Clubs for completion. Each Pep Club has presented student rallies, participated in a candy sale to raise funds for an outfit for the school mascot, and put across a tremendous food drive at Christmas time for the Carmichael Rotary Club. This year’s Pep Clubs have been responsible for between game rallies and for a generally high level of school sport enthusiasm. In spring the Pepstcrs again sponsored Carrot Day. 24 Left to right: S. Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer; W. Ren- wick, Spring President; D. Bell, Fall President; M. McRae, Attend. Secretary; J. Nielson, Vice President. ROW 1, left to right: L. Bock, S. Anderson, S. Herron, L. Barnes, B. Ballenger, K. Jensen, L. Barnes, B. Wark, L. Filker, P. Hetzcl, O. Khaioonian. ROW 2: W. Fletcher, P. Dielmann, T. Perkins, J. Williams, M. Johnson, B. Corbett, D. Greenberg, F. Zeillemaker, T. Migliaccio, N. Maulsby, J. Williams. ROW 3: C. Walton, V. Curtis, B. Andrews, D. Cruser, D. Jones, L. Givens, D. Wilcox, G. Rob- inson, J. Beauchamp, J. Owen. ROW 4: J. Sjolund, N. Stone. J. Giacomo, R. Owens, R. Lloyd, J. Chapman, D. Emerson, J. Johnson, D. Bell, S. Whitmer. ROW 5: C. Greene, M. Fat, F. Hannibal, J. Draper, K. Freitag, P. Drown, C. Svec, J. Baker, T. Curry, H. Weber, P. Tillman, J. Bonney. SENIOR PEP CLUB ROW 1, left to right: R. Nelson, C. Sparks, C. Foote, S. Smith, J. Nielsen, L. Marchal, W. Renwick, K. Stilley, M. McRae, S. Smith, S. Anderson. D. Lewis, C. Panicucci. ROW 2: F. Justis, S. Lielrnann, J. Spilman, J. Soules, J. Cottrell, J. Tomatore, P. Whittier, A. James. D. Wilsnack, J. Dyer, L. Willis, S. Cowan. ROW 3: P. Sellars, T. Bloom, S. Pisor, S. Baker, P. Pense, M. Barlow, L. Falken- berg, B. Mettert, M. Hunt, J. Patton, W. Anderson, W. Collier. ROW 4: L. Watson, S. Binning, R. Clark, P. Lochelt, S. Clark, P. Lochelt. S. Clark, T. Tenney', G. Gates, A. Hcrtzog. S. Slagle, J. Burke, J. Kurz, G. Stalker. JUNIOR PEP CLUB 125 ROW l, left to right: O. Foss, J. Edwards, D. Murrill, D. Myer, B. Nelson, L. Guhse, L. Baughman, C. Bibb, L. Beers, S. Carlton, J. Curnow. ROW 2: B. Stark, D. Vodnik, S. Cypert, P. Funner, J. Funner, L. Reid, K. F.stes, D. Dawley, J. Fishburn, S. Walima, B. Terk- ildsen, S. Myers, Miss Pantaloni (Advisor). ROW 3: B. Bader, L. Decker, J. Lazier, P. Menard, P. MacIntyre, J. Haverty, H. Watson, J. Migliaccio, B. Woodward, D. Roy, N. Hart, C. Trafton. ROW 4: A. Prater, J. Hoffman, T. Armstrong, S. Westemeir, S. Hencken, M. Harrison, B. Frye, J. Owen, S. Alber, J. Fletcher. ROW 5: L. Nelson, R. Marshall, J. Moore, D. Burdette, D. Skogberg, M. Thom, L. Baker, J. Weber, B. Logan, C. VanDuzer, J. Miller, J. Bockoven. SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB ROW 1, left to right: E. Rafferty, S. Thomas. N. Barlow, K. Dean, D. Thompson, D. Pishek, J. Fulton, J. Hinton, M. Piatkin, H. Hornsey. ROW 2: R. Bruhl, B. Sparks, D. Perdis, B. Zimmerman. J. Foss, D. Wheatley, M. Adams, S. Kilpatrick, J. Donohue, S. Mar- maduke ROW 3: M. Lochelt, J. Chidestu, L. Ballenger. J. Sunderman, M. Soules, S. Rogers, J. Cottrell, J. Owen, R. Wagner. ROW 4: M Porter, M. Freeman, J. Tennity, D. Kambcstad, J. Johnson, S. Myer, S. Winberg, L. McRae, C. Eggleston. FRESHMAN PEP CLUB ROW 1, left to right: T. Bloom, D. Bell, S. Herron, V. Curtis, W. Fletcher. W. Rcnwick, S. Anderson, N. Stone, J. Draper, D. Wilcox. ROW 2: R. Payne, R. Chubon. G. Bradley, S. Winks, S. F.stes, G. Martin, J. Ager, J. Franceschi, B. Beers, T. Mock. ROW 3: B. McGinnis, L. Burkholder, B. Barnard, L. Robinson, B. Zahary, B. Davies, S. Slagle, D. Self, M. Wilton, M. Fat. ROW 4: D. Duffy. S. Whitmer, P. Merrill, B. Rewickle, B. Hancock, E. Collins, E. Adkins, J. Bockoven, L. Beers. D. Davis. This newly-organized club was very active in one of the favorite of winter sports. Every month the club members took ski trips to Soda Springs. They enjoyed many skiing films and various skiing activities in this area such as Dry Ski School. SKI CLOCKWISE: B. Beers, V. Duhl, J. Boulding, C. Greene, J. Tornatore, J. Collins, S. Fetch. C. Walton, L. Bebce, S. Stoddard, K Stilley. CENTER, left to right. S. Slyker, M. McCane, C. Foote. Viewers of the Variety Show saw the members of the Lcs Danseuses performing in their first public appearance of the school year. Their second performance for the year was at Open House. The group was assisted by their able advisor. Miss Crease. 127 LES DANSEUSES I.cft to right: C. Smyth, R. Jansma (Captain), J. Olmstcad, J. Temple . B. Patton. D. Stevenson, C. I.andon, B. Leue', M. Hopkins. N. Graham, W. Gollaher, L. Titus, J. Lopez, K. Peterson, N. West. DRILL TEAM With the assistance of Mrs. Norton, the advisor, the Drill Team had two cake sales to raise money to pay for their uni- forms. They made several revisions in their constitution this year. The group also performed at Open House in April. ROW 1. left to right: J. Hartley, J. Weber, M. Kozlik, G. Welch. D. Myers, K. Decker, C. Storm. ROW 2: M. Manning, J. Bishop, J. Sjolund. K. Freitag, J. Ager. S. Lindquist, B. Rcqua, Miss Schleck (Advisor). ROW 3: M. Barlow, L. Mull, J. Holloway, S. Hon- nold. C. Davis. K. Skhal, I.. Altenhofen. ROW 4: P. Findley, J. Herr, M. Gomez. A. Castellan, G. Grant, G. Neil. T. Mock. ROW 5: T. Tudor, F. Zeillemaker, B. Hancock. J. Wolley, D. Wilsnack. R. Wiley, M. Collins. T. Stanton. C.S.F. C.S.F. is an honor society. Its purpose is to foster a high standard of scholarship for students in high school. A student must earn 10 grade points a semester in order to lx eligible. This year's group was quite active. Their money-raising projects were the Slave Auction' and the selling of Hex Dolls They held their C.S.F. Life Membership Banquet and Installation ceremonies on February 16. Their annual Privi- lege Day occurred in May. Miss Schleck was the competent advisor for the group. 128 ARCHERY CLUB After school shoots, with instruction for beginners and competition among the better students, gave all levels of archers an opportunity for fun. A tournament designed to find the champion boy and girl archer was held late in the school year. ROW I, left to right: S. Kilpatrick, L. McRae, S. Friel, D. Thompson. B. Zimmerman. ROW 2: K. Austin, T. Martin. L. Hancock, L. Hugg, J. Hinton, D. Calland. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was organized for those students who have an active interest in learning more about their chosen career in fiome economics. The high points of the club for this year were their field trips to the University of California at Davis, Sacramento State College, and the P.G. E. plant. They also had many interesting guest speakers such as John Moulds, an interior decorator. ROW 1, left to right: J. Sundermann, M. Bourban, L. Altcnholfen, L. Lewis, L. Brown. ROW 2: Mrs. Blaylock, Advisor, M. Porter, P. Diclmann, C. Svcc, M. Aivaz, J. Fulton. ROW 1, left to right: Mrs. Holmes, Advisor; C. Greene, J. Williams, J. Burreson, D. Warren. ROW 2: D. Meyer, C. Sparks, L. Jennings, D. Hoick, S. Tatterson. ROW 3: C. Jacobs, L. Filkcr, B. Hctzcl, L. Dixon, B. Holtz. ROW 4: L. Small, J. Bennett, L. Harris, M. Johnson. F.B.L.A. F.B.L.A. has been one of the most active clubs at La Sierra. During December they had a clothing drive foe the hospitals in Germany. The club also addressed many en- velopes for the Crippled Chil- dren's Society. A candy sale in December was their fund- raising project for the year. They attended the North- ern Section of the State F.B.L.A. Convention in San Francisco in February. The Roseville Chapter formally installed the officers and charter members at an impressive candlelight cere- mony on March 10. |2 GERMAN CLUB This year the German Club members furthered their knowl- edge of German culture and the language. They viewed a film from Seattle about the German consulate. Polka dance lessons were given for the members. ROW 1, left to right: B. Smith, T. Brown, B. Guenard, D. Clarke, D. Stephens, R. Sutter. ROW 2: L. Laughlin, P. Pense, A. James, S. Johnson, C. Davis, S. Honnold, N. Nolte. ROW 3: Mr. Sheedy (Advisor), M. Lewis, J. Curnow, D. Foxvog, M. Scoggin. L. Foster, L. Willis. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club promotes further interest in biology for students. Active members participated in many activities by going on rfic ld trips, doing biological experiments, and watching movies of interest. ROW 1, left to right: R. Aine, A. Heidenrich, M Haney. ROW 2: V. Ferguson, M. Bourbon, K. Martin. ROW 3: Mr. Lusk (Advisor). C. King, S. Schermcrhorn. ASTRONOMY CLUB ROW 1, left to right: D. Dunham, Mr. Koobs (Advisor), J. Casner, M. Haney. ROW 2: M. Heiden- reich, C. Graham, M. Curley, A. Heidenreich, T. Stanton. S. Guidero. The Astronomy Club has now been in existence for two successful years. This club had many varied activ- ities during the year such as grinding telescope lenses, making sunspot counts and measurements, meeting with the Sacramento Astronomical Society, doing star photog- raphy, having star parties, and listening to guest speak- ers. 130 SEATED, left to right: D. Burdette, S. Burgeson, L. Barnes, B. Corbett, K. Frietag, S. Rogers, K. Hodges, C. Webb. SECOND ROW: J. Weber, B. Logan, J. Murschel, E. Homer, J. Edward, P. Poole. M. McRae, E. Lange, B. Beers, E. Smith, F. Budke, C. Gilbert, J. James. THIRD ROW: E. Collins, B. Andrews, H. Marks, D. Wilsnack, L. Givens, A. James, P. Curry, L. Falken- berg, R. Berg, G. Huxtable. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an honor society for those outstanding publication staff members who earn the award through scholar- ship, service and journalistic achievements. Mrs. Margaret Young was the sponsor. LINGUA HONORARIA The Lingua Honoraria was a newly-organized honor society for foreign language students. The program of the group was to achieve an understanding of the peoples of other countries through knowledge and appreciation of music, foods, dance, and other arts. Their motto was: He who knows two languages is worth two men.” Mrs. Amelia Cangi was the sponsor. Left to right: Shirley Ferraro, Secretary; Jim Owen, President. HEALTH CAREERS The Health Careers Club this year had speakers from the University of California School of Nursing. The club also visited Sacramento County Health Center and Highlands School of Nurs- ing in Oakland. Many money-raising pro- jects were sponsored to earn money for a scholarship. Mrs. Marguerite Penney was the dub sponsor. SEATED, left to right: E. Lange, K. Skhal, M. Wilson. D. Liebel. STANDING: J. Woodville, A. Castellan. L. Gabriel, M. Dudley, D. Wenstrom. S. Wagaman, Mrs. Penny, Advisor. BRIDGE CLUB The newly organized Bridge Club meets every sec- ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. The mem- bers learn all the intricate skills required for playing the game of bridge. Left to right: Mr. Heberer (Advisor). R. Sorrick, R. Svkosky. 15 Bal- lard, V. Ferguson. DRAMA CLASS The Drama Club attempted to help the members have fun through self-expression. They did not become an active club until late in the school year. Mr. Williams was advisor for the club. ROW 1. left to right: C. Graham, S. Cypcrt, S. Albcr. ROW 2: G. Finch, D. Rooney. C. Bibb. J. Pengray. ROW 3: P. Heidt, J. Hinton. H. Watson. B. Lacey. R. Bruhl, J. Murdock, S. Westemeir. CHEMISTRY This year in the Chem- istry Club, the members worked chiefly with ad- vanced experiments and held lectures on various theories. A m o n g the highlights of the year were such things as the preparation of plastic, the preparation of our own brand of bacon-scented” soap for h e - m c n on camping trips, and the preparation of DDT (for use on the same camping trip.) The members partic- ularly pride themselves on not removing the roof from the chemistry de- partment. ROW l. left to right: J. Tracy, J. James, A. James. ROW 2: M. Scoggin, M. Collins, D. Miller. ROW 3: S. Lindquist. L. Miller. J. Colby. ROW 4: M. Smith, P. Wilson. ROW 5: D. Hammond, B. Hancock. To the left: Mr. Lungstrom (Advisor). Background: J. Wolley. R. Chubon, D. Dunham, B. Gucnard. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB KNEELING, left to right: M. Elder, D. Modin, B. Green. SITTING: K. Garrett, D. Range, F. Clark. STANDING: D. Myers, Mr Nolle (Ad- visor), D. Breshcars. HOT ROD Under the direction of Mr. Larkin, the Hot Rod Club members worked at build- ing their own cars at their regular meetings on Wednesday after school. A show was planned to display the re- sults of their year's work. The Photography Club took 35 mm. slides of school functions, made a home movie of several after school activities, learned how to develop and print their own pictures, and had discussions to critically analyze the results of their work. It was felt that, through such a procedure, a better under- standing of camera techniques and skills would thus be acquired by all members. The club's advisor was Mr. Nolle. STANDING, left to right: J. Simpson, J. Ogden, J. Richardson, B. Keyst Krone, R. Huth, B. Robinson, Mr. Larkin (Advisor). ART CLUB The Art Club, under the direction of Mr. Chambers, held sessions for painting and criticisms of paintings in an effort to improve the members' art work. In addition, the members worked at achieving a better understanding of art and its application to everyday living. Social activities were held within the club's regular meeting time. KNEELING, left to right: L. Biggs. W. Collier, M. Curley, S. Walima, T Broyhill. STANDING: S. Girlton, M. Soules, M. Thomas, J. Holly, L. Lemon, J. Tcnnity, J. Ray. K. Dean. 133 LATIN CLUB The big event of the Latin Club was the an- nual Roman Banquet pre- sented this year on April 23. The members dressed, ate, and were entertained as Romans were in their day and age. Their motto: When in Rome, do as the Rom- ans do.” The club's sponsor was Mrs. Virginia Vander- burgh. SEATED, left to right: N. Kelley, L. Johnson, J. Clark, J. Cole. STANDING: M. Robinson, C. Thorald- son, M. Rayfuse, R. Nichols, T. Moore, G. Wehsels, J. Soberman. M. Dudley, J. Westcrmcyc-r. J. Owen. Mrs. Vanderburgh (Advisor). DANCE BAND The Dance Band during the past year spent their time in practice- sessions. Again, as last year, Mr. Simms was their capable advisor. ROW 1, left to right: J. Colby, B. Anderson, O. Wilhelm, J. Hirtz, G. Martin, B. Cunningham. ROW 2: S. Guidcro, S. Hunt, G. Kremcr, D. Dean, G. Gipe. Left to right: Mrs. Chmelka (Advisor), R. Thorstensen. C. Stewart, P. Sligar, P. Cosby, S. Rogers, K. Neal, dLUR M. Manning, S. Stricklin, G. Hoyle. P. Breaks. J. Buckley, M. Easterday. The after-school activ- ities of the CLOC Club (Christian Living on Campus) were outside speakers, several films, quizzes and panel dis- cussions. The group attended many activities together such as youth rallies and football games. The main social activity of the dub was Funspi ration” held in the Spring. Mrs. Billie Chmelka was the advisor for the group. BATTALION HEADQUARTERS FIRST ROW, left to right: C lst. Lt. O. Khatoonian, C Sgt. 1st. Class H. Bishop, C Cpl. R. Sutter. SECOND ROW: C lst. Sgt. R. Kenney, C Captain C. Bridges, C lst. Lt. G. Robinson, C Cpl. C. Geske. CALIFORNIA CADET CORPS OF LA SIERRA HIGH SCHOOL The La Sierra High School Cadet Corps is one of over one hundred and fifty such battalions in California. Our Cadet Corps is designated as the 31st Battalion commanded by Cadet Captain Chuck Bridges. The Corps' many objectives include developing qualities of leadership; providing a basic military knowledge to the cadets; assisting the school in educating youth for good citizenship; developing a sense of real and solid patriotism; and encouraging all cadets to develop a standard of all-round good scholarship. Each year the cadets participate in many activities such as rifle team meets, drill competition, basic and advanced leadership school, and annual bivouacs. 135 COMPANY A” Left to right: J. Harrison, T. Stanton, D. Misczynski, A. Hcidenreich, D. Clarke, M. Fricscn, M. Curley, R. Roach, R. Peters, M. Haney, S. Guidero, C. King, J. Ajello, P. Zentner, H. Priddy, C. Lowden, S. Baker, R. Nutt, D. Trevcthizk. J. Scarborough, N. Dunham, O. Wilhelm. COMPANY COMMANDERS MR FRED LONG Commandant Left to right: C 2nd Lt. D. Misczynski, C 2nd Lt. G. Willis, C SFC D. Greenberg. Left to right: J. Espinal, O. Hinshaw, B. Asche, G. Evans, R. Sorrick, R. Hewitt, A. Manard, E. Mink, H. Papworth, R. Copenhaver, R. Wilhelm, J. Tracy, L. Harris, R. Fulton, A. Daniels, W. Cable, G. Willis, G. Morford, J. Van Vactor. COMPANY 137 Left to right: R. Brant, L. Doubblestein, D. Hornbeck. K. Rackham, T. George, J. Van Horn, T. Smith, D. Foxvog, K. Marklcy, R. Kimball. D. Buxton. K. Lofing, J. Casner, R. Smith, T. Broyhill, R. Aine, E. Greenberg, R. Farris, E. Koehler. MAP READING RIFLE Left to right: D. Misezynski, C lst. Lt.; R. Nutt, Celt.; T. Stanton, C Cpl.; D. Trevethick, Celt.; R. Peters, CFC; W. Cable. CFC; R. Dills, C Cpl.; C. Lowden, CFC; H. Priddy, CFC; D. Clarke, CFC. Left to right: T. Broyhill, Cdt.; J. Casner, CFC; R. Sorrick, CFC; K. Markley. Cdt.; M. Friesen, CFC; D. Foxvog, CFC; K. Rackham, CFC, C. Lowden, CFC; R. Nutt, Cdt. 138 TEAMS JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Left to right: M. Haney, CFC; C. King, C Cpl.; J. Bridges, CFC; T. Smith, CFC; R. Graham, CFC; R. Peters, CFC; D. Hornbeck, Cdt.; T. Stanton, C Cpl. Left to right: R. Sutter, C Sgt.; J. Harrison. C 2nd. Lt.; D. Greenberg, C 2nd. Lt.; O. Wilhelm, C SFC; D. Misczynski, C lst. Lt.; E. Mink. C 2nd. Lt.; R. Gist, C 2nd. Lt.; S. Guidero, C Sgt. 139 COACHING STAFF COACH BOB HAI.I. COACH CLAUDE WRIGHT COACH FORREST SHEEDY CO ACM CAI djcxiki'i'i-. . Sharon Henderson, Jane Herr, Pat Farner, Nancy Stromer, Sharon Brady. SONGLEADERS Go! Fight! Win! seems to be the motto for our peppy and vivacious cheerleaders and songleaders. Always on the go, always fighting to get the crowd to yell and sing, and most of all, trying to give the team the needed support to win, aptly describe these energetic gals. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS NANCY STONE JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ELLEN WINSLOW TONY CURRY Halfback ED ESTBERG Tackle DENNIS EWERT Tackle VARSITY 146 JIM HOOKER Guard DON JOHNSON End STEVE JOHNSON Halfback JIM LEDBETTER Center Picked for All-Star Football Team as Offensive Guard JOHN MARTIN End BUDDY McKAY Halfback Picked for All-Star Football Team as Offensive Back” TONY MIGLIACCIO Halfback DALE PAULSEN Quarterback BUZZ PATTERSON Fullback Picked for All-Star Football Team as Defensive Wingback” DUANE RIVERS Tackle MIKE SENNEFF Guard MIKE SLOSS Quarterback FOOTBALL FRANK TKACH Guard HAL WATKINS Center HAL WEBER End mickey brown Fullback VARSITY DICK BYBEE Fullback DEAN CANNON Halfback ART FORD Tackle JOHN FORSYTHE Center CURTIS GESKE Center MIKE GOODPASTER Tackle BOB GRAHAM Tackle BOB HAMMOCK Halfback TOM HIATT Tackle GARY K1LPATRIC Halfback FOOTBALL DAVE MATTICE Guard BUDDY McQUEEN Fullback GARY NORRIS Halfback CHARLES PAINTER End BUD SETNIK Guard JIM SMITH Guard TOM WILSON End TED SMITH Manager BILL WILEY Manager CO-CHAMPIONS OF THE PIGSKIN REVIEW The 1958 football season culminates a three year ef- fort on the part of senior ballplayers to get in the win column. The addition of an outstanding group of junior ball- players greatly added to this effort. It was felt our ball club per- formed well in all departments and steadily improved throughout the season in spite of our performance in the Elk Grove game. Good, clean, hard-hitting football was played throughout the season. It was felt our success was more a team effort than individual. We’ll always remember that everyone on this team wanted to play football. Coach LeProtti stated, 'Tve known few teams that have worked as hard as this one and certainly none that have had a greater desire to win. This has been a great team.” GOLDEN EMPIRE LEAGUE FOOTBALL SCORES Highlands Norte Del Rio Nevada Union San Juan El Dorado James Marshall Armijo Elk Grove L.S. OPPONEN1 33 0 13 20 19 20 20 19 33 0 20 13 65 12 7 20 ROW l, left to right: D. Gibson, Manager; T. Goold, D. Ferguson, L. Dow, G. Gale, L. Foss, C. Powers, D. Inman. ROW 2: K. Bybee, T. Bennett, G. Costar, G. Martin, W. Arnold, B. Kramer, B. Barnard, M. Jonas. ROW 3: D. Fledderjohn, D. Rogers, B. Lacy, R. Pagenkoph, J. Beauchamp, B. Anderson, G. Gipe. ROW 4: F. Brown, B. Frye, T. Drake, C. Wctscl, L. Doubblestcin, D. Neese, D. Peck. R. Pyle. Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CO-CHAMPIONS OF THE GOLDEN EMPIRE LEAGUE Aided by the fine coaching of Mr. Keithly and Mr. Jaccjuier plus the players having the qualities of courage, spirit, and the will to win, our J.V. football team came through with flying colors to tie for first place in the league. This gave our team the coveted honor of being the co-champions of J.V. football for two consecutive years in the Golden Empire League. This is an honor well-deserved by -these hard-working ballplayers. L.S. OPPONUNT H ighlands 12 13 Norte Del Rio 13 •20 Nevada Union 0 32 San Juan 0 19 El Dorado 13 6 James Marshall 13 13 Armijo 13 12 Elk Grove 21 13 Encino 19 26 152 Left to right: F. Brown, T. Bennett, B. Frye, M. Jonas, W. Arnold, R. Pagcnkoph, G. Gale, D. Rogers, B. Lacy, C. Wetsel, J. Beauchamp. OFFENSE DEFENSE Left to right: F. Brown, L. Dow, K. Bybee, T. Drake, T. Gooid, G. Gipe, D. Rogers, C. Wetsel, B. Lacy, W. Arnold, J. Beauchamp. ROW 1, left to right: B. Koyama, R. Hauser, B. Kershaw, L. Olson, B. Robinson, R. Fulton, J. Cottrell, J. Espinal. ROW 2: P. Bianchi, R. Egbert, D. Bryans, C. Battenfield, G. Hansen. J. Patterson, A Nicholaus, W. Webb, M. Faught, K. Locke. ROW 3: D. Gannon, J. Wilson, J. Nelson, B. Norris, M. Scheer, L. Lombardo, K. Little, J. Clark, G. Trifero, C. West. ROW 4: B. Keyser, D. Ramseier, T. Lewis, G. Wehscls, C. Weil, B. Hamilton, T. Harr. B. McCrea, B. Weil, J. Migliaccio, Manager. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Plagued by injuries and the loss of five players to the J.V. team, the Frosh team did not post any wins during the season. Inexperience was another of the Frosh team’s difficul- ties. Coach Hall had to start from scratch, but by the end of the season the boys looked much better as their last few games were lost by only a few points. Ted Lewis was voted the best all-around player and Bruce McCrea was elected team captain. L.S. OPPONENT El Camino 0 16 Elk Grove 0 6 San Juan 0 12 Roseville 6 12 Encino 7 21 154 CROSS COUNTRY TRACK KNEELING, left to right: C. Downing, C. Yates, N. Mauls- by. STANDING: J. Owen, D. Katz. H. Diehlman, K. Campbell. A” TEAM Left to right: P. Cunningham. J. Owen, G. Baker. B. Guen- ard, D. Dean. C” TEAM Left to right: K. McKern, J. Owen. N. Sizemore. N. Fields. B” TEAM The Cross Country track team ended a good season recording wins over Bishop Armstrong, James Marshall. C. K. McClitchy, and Encina high schools. The A” team jiad to carry the load the entire season as the B's” couldn’t seem to win a meet, and the Cs never had a full team at any one time. La Sierra placed third in a Golden Empire League meet. Out of thirty medals awarded at the meet, La Sierra took four. Kent Campbell, Norman Maulsby. Keith McKern, and Norman Fields were the winners of the awards. VARSITY FRED BROWN MIKE SLOSS DANA VERSTEEGH BEN BLACK JERRY KERNEN HAL WEBER J BASKETBALL CLIFF PARK JOHN MARTIN BUZZ PATTER! DARRELL SHURRUM KENT CAMPBELL Coach Heron led La Sierra’s basketball team to the climax of three hard years of effort by winning the Golden Empire League championship with a 9-1 record in league play. Another honor was Darrell Shurrum's being chosen to be on the Sacramento Bee's All-City basketball team. John Martin, Ben Black, and Darrell Shurrum were chosen to be on the Golden Empire League All-Star team. These honors could not have been won without the skill, hard work, and able coaching shown by our team and its coach. L.S. OPPOb Highlands 42 21 El Camino 41 37 Highlands 36 28 Norte Del Rio 55 49 Folsom 38 39 El Camino 49 53 San Juan 55 41 El Dorado .43 38 Bishop Armstrong 55 42 Armijo 59 37 Elk Grove 44 49 James Marshall 44 40 San Juan 40 33 JACK BEAUCHAMP DAN BLACKBURN 'ir J BILL CAMPBELL The ' B ' team coached by A1 Nicora utilized this season lor jjaininj' practice and experience. Although the BY did not do too well in league play, they should be a team to watch m years to come. MIKE HILL STEVE JOHNSON GARY KRONE 1:1 Camino Norte Del Rio l'J- Qtmino HI Dorado Tile Grove- Marshall 1:1 Dorado Christian Brothers Armijo F.lk Grove- Marshall TED LEWIS TONY MIGLIACCIO JIM OWEN RICH TOON GARY WESHELS JERRY WILSON AF t STEVE WILSON KNEELING, left to right: H. Diehlman, T. Bock. R. Gentry, G. Still. STANDING: T. Wilson, R. Robinson, D. Porter, B. Mikcscll. A” BASKETBALL RESERVES MANAGERS Managers are a necessary counterpart of all sports. These boys worked very hard and were quite helpful to the coaches. ROBERT ROSSI CRAIG LEVEA JIM CARTER CHUCK ROBERTS STEVE WILSON WOODY MANCHESTER TIM LAMBERT C” BASKETBALL TERRY JOHNSON Manager RICK THOMAS CLYDE FLEMMER ROBERT McGEE STEVE WILLIAMS CHRIS GOMPER I- PARLEY MERRILL ROBERT CHAMPLAIN TERRY LAMBERT LOWELL PURCELL 164 BASEBALL SEASON 1959 ROW 1, left to right: C. Goulard, C. Park, E. Fountain, D. Ollis, L. Roggero, G. Grant. ROW 2: B. McGinnis, T. Migliaccio, M. Sen- neff, B. Patterson, B. McKay, M. Sloss, D. Katz. ROW 3: G. Kelley, K. Campbell, L. Marsh, R. Mikesell, B. McQueen, M. Wilton, J. Lott. VARSITY BASEBALL 166 J.V. BASEBALL ROW 1, left to right: B. Adams, J. Gutenburger, J. DcLaVergne, P. Merrill, D. Blackburn, B. McCrea. ROW 2: J. Beauchamp, R. Pagenkoph. T. Lewis, T. Lambert, K. Finch, M. Faught. ROW 3: T. Harr, L. Lombardo, B. Frye, G. Wehscls, J. Wilson, J. Owen. ROW 1, left to right: T. Smith, Manager; D. Ramseier, C. Wetsel, L. Kole, C. Painter, D. Cannon, J. Frost, B. Hammock, S. John- son. G. Gogis, D. Dean, D. Paulsen, B. Brown. ROW 2: T. Drake, B. Setnik. L. Hancock. M. Monroe, B. Buxton, L. Dow, J. Nel- son, M. Jonas, M. Brown. B. Hancock, D. Dillard. ROW 3: M. Goodpaster, D. Shurrum, J. Martin, N. Maulsby, F. Zeillemaker, J. Ledbetter, D. Bybee, D Dunham, F. Brown, G. Barricklow, O. Wilhelm. A” TEAM TRACK ROW 1. left to right: G. Kremer, winkle. D. Ferguson, J. Richardson, ROW 2: B Koyarna, R Farris, D. J. Owen, K. McKern, B. Re- D. Kerrin. R. Luce. J. Dyer. Dillard. C. Carisoza. D. Gan- 168 ROW 1, left to right: B. Nye, S. Nelson, S. Johnson, G. McDaniel, T. Stark, K. Bybee. ROW 2: G. Baker, J. Bridges, L. Bays, D. Kimball, P. Hoose, W. Arnold. ROW 3: R. Wiley, C. Yates, C. Bridges, G. Lankford, E. Maule, E. Kittrell, C. Greenly. B” TEAM TEAMS TEAM non, T. Goold, B. Norris, K. Bock, R. Fulton, B. Bates. ROW 3: B. Ingalls, J. Ogden, J. Kielty, S. Lambert, J. Torbert, M. Schecr, G. Hansen. B. Trujello. 169 VARSITY Left to right: P. Guttman, D. Wilsnack, D. Jones, SWIMMING ROW 1. left to right: E. Meier, B. Davies, S. Hendrickson, D. Fleddcrjohn, J. Benson, R. Ruble, G. Gale. ROW 2: D Schrecken- gost, T. Bennett. W. Talbott, M. Harrison. J. Cottrell, J. Patterson. L. Purcell. ROW 3: J. Storer, M. Collins, R. Anderson, J. McIntosh, B. Setnik, B. Adams, R. Copenhaver. TENNIS T. Wilson. L. Givens, B. Campbell. TEAMS A’s” ROW 1, left to right: E. McKinney. T. Bloom, T. Brown, S. Pisor, B. Hobday, O. Foss. ROW 2: B. Anderson, J. Bonney, D. Johnson, H. Marks, R. Payne, D. Matt ice, G. Bradley. ROW 3: L. Robinson, Manager; C. Doerr, J. Curnow, L. Burkholder, J. Owen, W. Lucth, D. Snyder. ROW 1, left to right: D. Jones, J. Kernen, S. Johnson. D. Rivers, B. Sctnik, B. McGinnis. ROW 2: H. Diehlman, D. Katz, N. Maulsby, J. Martin, J. Bonncy, 'I'. Curry. ROW 3: B. Corrie, B. Beeby, I- Marsi), M. Senneff, J. Baker, H. Weber. ROW 4: D. Matticc, B. McQueen, B. McKay, D. Cannon, R. DeHart, D, Greenberg. ROW 5: G. Grant. I.. Burkholder, C. Goulard, M. Stuart, I. . Givens, D. Porter. ROW 6: J. Ledbetter, C. Park, F. Tkach, D. Johnson, J. Hooker. ROW 7: G. Gogis, T. Wilson, R. Nelson, D. Ewert. BLOCK KENT CAMPBELL Secretary-Treasurer The Block L.S. Society tries to be .of service to the school by keeping our athletic program on a high level of sportsmanship. Membership is attained by earning one varsity letter or two J.V. or B letters in the same sport. It is a great honor to belong to Block L.S. COACH HERON COACH LEPROTTI Advisors 172 TONY MIGLIACCIO President BUZZ PATTERSON Vice President ANN BUSH JANET BISHOP FRAN BUDKE FRAN BUDKE NAMED OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association at La Sierra promotes general interest in girls' athletics and fosters the highest ideals of good sportsmanship and a spirit of loyalty and cooperation. Membership in the association is open to all girls of La Sierra High School. This Spring the juniors and seniors in G.A.A. nominated five senior girls for the outstanding G.A.A. award. They were chosen on the follow- ing qualities: points and attendance in G.A.A.; scholastic average; depend- ability, cooperation, attitude, and responsibility; leadership; contribution to G.A.A. From the top five girls, the G.A.A. advisors chose one outstanding girl. This year Fran Budke was selected. She received an individual trophy and her name will be the first engraved on the G.A.A. perpetual trophy dis- played in the main hall. Fran's accomplishments in G.A.A. were captain of various sports; sports manager; historian; junior representative; vice president; and on several committees. Fran was a member of G.A.A. all four years at La Sierra and earned her G.A.A. pin (800 point award.) PEGGY GRUNDMAN 173 LYNETTE MESSICK Left to right: A. Bush, J. Harper, G. May, J. Blevins. G.A.A. Girls’ Athletics Association is a national associa- tion for all girls interested in sports. This organiza- tion gives its members an opportunity to participate in both team and individual sports. OFFICERS Left to right: L. Schuler, J. Bishop, F. Budke, R. Jansma. I 1 «• Co«rl,fi si lcr Thanksgiving Assembly presented by Sacramento State. C.S.F. Slave Auction. Sophomore Pep Club Rally 179 Christmas Assembly. CLASSES COnK' n;W %’ )onv) Home Nursing—a valuable knowledge. Cook and slir over How can you smile. General Science is for all freshmen. done. '•Perimenti ,c opment canine e . extreme lecth Notice rhC CUtt� «S Future drivers on the highways s,,°r U-ninj and the predicate Underline the subject twice. Modern Dance December 20, 1958 I.a Sierra High School Cadet Corps present Snow Hull Music by Ken Perry's Combo TWELVE ANGRY WOMEN STANDING, left to right: J. Williams, I. Birchficld, L. Gittens, L. Barnes, L. Messick. SEATED: J. Sjolund, C. Anderson, J. John- son, R. Owens. CAST Foreman of Jury Jurist......... Jurist Jurist J urist Jurist Jurist Jurist Jurist Jurist J urist Jurist RHETA BAGINSKI MARY PIERCE LINDA BIRCH FI ELD CARLA ANDERSON ELLEN WINSLOW Jl'DI JOHNSON LYNNETTE MESSICK JAN SJOLUND JANIS WILLIAMS ROBERTA OWENS NAN WEAVER LINDA GITTENS 183 SEATED, left to right: P. Poole, M. McRae, N. Nolte, K. S til Icy, S. Rogers, P. Pense. STANDING: S. Gartner, A. James, D. Wilsnack J. Soules, B. Zahary, T. Bloom, H. Marks, J. Smith, R. Hartley, B. Morken, D, Brown. JUNIOR PLAY OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY CAST PAT POOLE JIM SOULES MARSHA McRAF. Mrs. Skinner BOB ZAHARY NANCY NOLTE TOM BLOOM KAREN STILLEY Theresa HENRY MARKS SHEILA ROGERS JIM SMITH PAT PENSE Inspector RANDY HARTLEY SHARON GARTNER BETSY MORKEN ALAN JAMES PETE DROWN DICK WILSNACK Dick 84 btlNlOK PLAY CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA CAST AND CRF.W BOB WEST. Production Director I.INDA BIRCH FI ELD, Student Director KAREN HJELLE, Wardrobe Manager PAM AKF.RT. Cleopatra DICK CRUSER. Julius Caesar JAN SJOLUND. Ptolemy ED ROBINSON. Pothinus BOB ANDERSON. Theodotus LEE BOEK. Rufio MIKE MONROE. Haratio DARRELL SHURRUM. Lucius Septimius MIKE SPACY. Gains BOB ANDREWS. Marcus WALT LEI TH. Apollodorus LYNNE BARNES. Tatateeta ROSALIE BERG. Tiy ROBERTA OWENS. Istai KAY KAPPEL. Yenina NANCY SMALL. Lotus DIANA UNGARETTI. Chloe REX LLOYD. Tuya DONNA DAVIS. Channain JUNE CUSANZA. Iras JOYCE CHAPMAN, Matara JENNIFER CHASE. Ziffra BOB CUNNINGHAM. Britannius BOB DEAN. Belzanor RICH HASLETT, Cyrus TOM MOCK. Bel Affris RICHARD GIST. Zab BRUCE VERHOVEN, Olan DOUG BELL. M'Faud PAT TILLMAN. Targ MR. KANEY, Director Cleopatra and her court. Rehearsal “But, Britannius, I am only a boy. the American way Voting jerry Christmas Merry Christmas Last minute cramming 186 187 Junior Pep Club make 'em own fire-water Beat San Juan 188 MISS SHARON HENDERSON JUNIOR PROM PRINCESSES MISS SHARON HAVERTY MISS JANE HERR MISS KAREN STILLEY VARIETY SHOW Gayle Haslett. Jean Cottrell and Lisa Falkcnberg Karen Freitag, Willa Fletcher and Sue Anderson. Mah Frens. and you all mah frens' The terror of the E-wing Freeway The Senior Pep Club Rally Sophomores prepare for rally ••u; c:, i 192 Our seniors go Western' Mather Air Force Glee Club Patriotic As scmbly. The Junior Prom Queens and Princesses. Coach and his all-girl team. Whatta you mean, we're not going?” I.oin becomes mechanized. excuse before 195 MAY PARADE LyneUc Me ssick nd RUa Dixon. Sandy Fetch ’ Grundin, ' Gharleen Svcc. The May Parade is given annually by the Girls' League under the direc- tion of Mrs. Ella Knapp. A fashion show is presented by the girls from the clothing classes model- ing clothes which they have made dur- ing the school year. Yell leaders from San Juan on Exchange Rally. Elves from Freshman Pep Club rally. Let's break Armijo’s heart.' Ready for the Senior Ball Mr. and Mrs. from Senior Pep Club rally I97I k i ? 2 a v Si I v v? 2 s' ?% 2' |«|� I i bffrfrr It OBF ES(7 5P«- A yA f IJonmViow-- mill le a «% tanie?i Sfiine DIAMONDS JEWELRY STERLING CRYSTAL CHINA GIFTS r S en JEWELER REGISTERED JEWEL it m+uca n (Setn SPocieiy 1108 J STREET DOWNTOWN TOWN COUNTRY VILLAGE KEE COLEMAN STUDIO Your School Photographer 1223 J Street Sacramento, California Gilbert 3-4424 BARBECUE HEAVEN 27! 1 Fulton Ave. 1218 Alhambra Blvd. Featuring Bar-B-Q Ribs and Chicken CHARLOTTE GREEN AROUND-THE-CLOCK FASHIONS Junior and Miss Sportswear Town and Country Village 2625 FULTON AVENUE IV 9-0856 SUBURBAN YARDAGE Dressmakers Paradise Unusual Fabrics T rimmings—Patterns Better Notions Open Town Country Monday Village and Friday Nights VILLAGE DOUGHNUT SHOP Town Country Village Mr. and Mrs. George Keller, Props. You Have Tried the Rest Now Try the Best GREEN ACRES Miniature Golf Course Located on the Corner of Gibbons Drive and Fair Oaks Boulevard TELEPHONE IV 3-2368 CARMICHAEL SHOE REPAIR New and Used Shoes Shoe Repairing Done Reasonably Located on Fair Oaks Boulevard in the Carmichael Shopping Center Keepsake Diamonds Wyler Watches CARMICHAEL JEWELER Watch Repairing at Its Finest Phone IV 7-2418 Box 532 Carmichael Carmichael Shopping Center • Hawaiian Sportswear 9 Costumes and Sandals 4 Imported Gifts Oriental Fashions MAY GIM Hawaiian and Oriental Shop IV 9-8521 Town Country Village SACRAMENTO 21, CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO SPORTING GOODS Hunting Golf Guns Boxing Archery Tennis Soft Ball Basketball Football Telephone Gl 2-7298 (Our New Location) 920 J. St. ANDERSON BROS. PHARMACY 2900 Fulton Avenue Sacramento 21, Calif. Free Delivery Cash Checks Closed Holidays IV 9-3639 HAROLD M. ANDERSON WALTER C. ANDERSON FLETCHER'S PHARMACY BERT BERTAGNA Finest Prescription Service Dorothy Gray DuBarry Lentheric Yardley Revlon Coty Telephone IV 9-2221 or IV 9-8583 HALL-BURDETTE Norton Parilia and Ambassador Motorcycles 2211 Del Paso Blvd. WAbash 5-1797 North Sacramento, Calif. SWANSON'S CLEANERS 3253 Fair Oaks Blvd. Sacramento IVanhoe 3-0086 Retexturizing at No Extra Cost Shirts Beautifully Laundered Alterations THE VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Town and Country Village Shop 2629 Marconi Avenue Sacramento 21, California IVanhoe 9-5287 OTTO'S SPORT SHOP Fully Equipped for All Your Needs Rentals and Sales Snow and Water Ski Equipment 2910 FAIR OAKS BLVD. NEAR MARCONI CAflr ic h � ety PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printing of All Kinds 5919 Palm Drive Carmichael IVanhoe 7-1654 Tony Ewert Walter Lage $ s WESTERN AUTO Come to Us for Your SPORTING GOODS AUTO ACCESSORIES HUNTING EQUIPMENT and BOATS AND MOTORS We Are Located in the Carmichael Shopping Center THE FLYING A STATION 3146 Fair Oaks Blvd. IVanhoe 3-4889 Automotive Service Chuck Phillips SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT ARDEN FAIR RICHFIELD Arden Way and Fair Oaks Blvd. IV 3-3553 Expert Wheel Balancing VILLAGE CLEANERS Do You Have Drycleaning Problems? Then Try the VILLAGE CLEANERS Post Office Building Town Country Shopping Center We employ the MYCEL PRINCIPLE—RECOGNIZED as the most scientific method for the ULTIMATE in QUALITY DRYCLEANING. Your clothes will be up to EIGHT TIMES cleaner than ordinary methods. We are members of the NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DRYCLEANING AND THE CALIFORNIA DRYCLEANERS ASSOCIATION. IVanhoe 9-5891 2644 El Paseo Lane Sacramento 21, California DEBS SPAULDINGS TEEN-AGERS If You Want the Latest in Style and Fashion Why Not Come to Ellis Kushin Shoe Store? ELLIS KUSHIN SHOE STORE Located in the DEL PASO MANOR SHOPPING CENTER SOUTH SACRAMENTO SPORT SHOP School . . . Team Supplies WILSON’S SPORTING GOODS 4106 Franklin Blvd. and 16th Ave. Sacramento, Calif. GLadstone 2-2811 HILL’S PHARMACY Cosmetics Gifts School Supplies Camera Supplies Prescriptions (Free Delivery) Open Eves 'Til 9:30 Sundays 10 'Til 8 We Give Cash Checks 6121 Fair Oaks Boulevard IV 3-4926 JACK'S HOUSE OF MUSIC Sheet Music Instruments Records Phonographs Rentals Hi-Fi Sets 2528 Yorktown Ave. IV 7-9620 If No Answer Call IV 7-8654 Furniture, Carpet and Draperies FRANK JACKSON INTERIORS IVanhoe 3-2025 2737 Fulton Avenue Sacramento, Calif. PALMATEER'S MARKET You Save at U-SAVE ARCADE U-SAVE MARKET Open Daily 9 to 9 Open Sundays IV 3-5265 4305 Auburn Blvd. 4904 Auburn Blvd. CHARLES SALON OF BEAUTY Charles Campbell—Hair Stylist 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon.—Wed.—Fri.—Sat. Tue. and Thurs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Shaping—Tinting—Permanent Waving 4361 Arden Way IV 7-9981 SUTTON INSURANCE AGENCY The Place to Go tor All Your Insurance Needs 6104 Fair Oalcs Blvd. IV 9-3801 CARNIVAL OF FASHIONS IV 9-7353 Fulton Ave. and Marconi Town Country KENDALL'S Skirts to Match $9.95 to $17.95 Sweaters Lamb's Wool to Shetlands $ 17.95 Sportswear You'll Like TOWN COUNTRY VILLAGE IVanhoe 9-6065 _ CARMICHAEL NURSERY Select Your Nursery Stock With the Help of an Experienced Landscaper Complete Line of Nursery Stocks—Insecticides {K Fertilizers and Garden Supplies 3632 N. Fair Oalcs Blvd. IV 9-4036 Carmichael THE HOBBY HOUSE Supplies for Arts—Crafts—Hobbies 2610 Marconi Avenue Sacramento 21, Calif. 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CALIFORNIA Phone IV 9-4135 'Ttut'UtuUM DAIRY PRODUCTS GIBBONS DAIRY Highest Quality Dairy Products 5225 Gibbons Dr., Carmichael CASH AND CARRY Phone IV 9-6303 LARSON'S TONSORIAL PARLOR All Your Tonsorial Needs by Appointment With LARRY LARSON Three Other Experienced Barbers for Your Convenience SHOE SHINE MAN We Specialize in Flat-Tops and Women and Children's Haircuts 2946 Fair Oaks Boulevard CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA IVanhoe 7-8522 KUSTOM KUTS Just a Shade Better ARCADE BARBER SHOP LEO CYPERT, Proprietor Phone—IVanhoe 9-8561 3409 WATT AVENUE SACRAMENTO. CALIFORNIA (In the Arcade Square) THE COUNTRYMAN The Place to Come for All Your Sportswear Needs 2901 Fair Oaks Blvd. CARMICHAEL IVanhoe 9-8395 CARMICHAEL MOWER BAIT SHOP • FISHING TACKLE • BAIT • POLES • SPORTING EQUIPMENT • MOWERS • PARTS • REPAIRS 6120 Fair Oaks Blvd. IV 9-7173 CARMICHAEL FARM CENTER Pillsbury's Feeds—Hardware—Pet Supplies—Sporting Goods—Gar- den Supplies 6225 FAIR OAKS BLVD., CARMICHAEL IV 7-4239 Mobil RON TROCKE'S MOBIL SERVICE 3049 Fair Oaks Blvd. Carmichael, California MOBILGAS—AMERICA'S FAVORITE GASOLINE” SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA TRUCKING COMPANY General Hauling Logs—Lumber RADIAL COMMON CARRIER State-Wide FR 1-6532 South River Road West Sacramento PROAPS VINCENT APPLIANCES An Appliance for Your Every Need • GOOD SERVICE • HIGH QUALITY • LOW PRICES 6136 Fair Oaks Blvd. IV 3-5116 CARMICHAEL SHEET METAL Sheet Metal Work of Any Description IV 9-5208 6129 FAIR OAKS BLVD. CARMICHAEL SATHRE JEWELERS For All Your Jewelry Needs 2938 Fair Oaks Boulevard CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA IVanhoe 9-8183 GEORGE CLARK TRUCKING COMPANY Heavy Duty Truck Towing and Hoisting One of the Largest Trucks in the World We Specialize in Truck Rebuilding Call FR 1-6861 Night Phone Gl 1-4403 1621 W. Capitol Ave. THE PATRON PAGE DARLENE DENNY MRS. JUNE NELSON CAROL GILBERT DAN LA SAN DARRELL SHURRUM CINDY FOOTE GENE MEADOWS HOBB COLLINS TOM MOCK JACK CURNOW MRS. ARLIENE WEATHERHEAD DAVE DRISCOLL STAN WILLARD JOYCE VERMEULEN KATHY LEITING JOAN MURSCHEL KAREN HJELLE MA-AOLA LAM-SAM CAROLYN STORM PENNY WILLIAMS NANCY STONE KAREN FREITAG GAYLE HUXTABLE GERRY BAGNATORI I would like to express my appreciation and thanks to all the wonderful people who have helped make this the most successful and out- standing Roundup ever. It has indeed been a pleasure to have worked with such cooperative staff and faculty mem- bers. This year's annual could not have been possible without their untiring help. It has been fun working for and with these wonderful people this past year and I hope our combined efforts have produced a year- book worthy to be called The Roundup. 0 Business Manager Behind this colorful book you hold are many hours which were spent in taking pictures, identify- ing people, and making detailed layouts of each page. Inspiration for the yearbook came from the photog- raphers, teachers, student body, and staff. To all of these, my sincere thanks. Later as you leaf through these pages and relive your high school days, may this book grow in value and bring joyful remembrance for all the years to come. May you remember and cherish the challenge, accomplishments, and above all, your friends at La Sierra High School. Editor 215 V� •Si IN MEMORIAM The student body was saddened by the loss of one of its members, Bruce Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Einar Johnson. Bruce passed away unexpectedly on April 4, 1959, after a short illness. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY r« 4 %••• A. t.